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Should BCS Power Conferences Go Their Own Way and Dump the NCAA?

Published on: 27th June, 2010

The college football deck was shuffled a bit this past month. The Big Ten now twelve. The Big 12 now ten. The PAC-10 now also at twelve. The Mountain West getting Boise State while losing Utah.  The SEC, ACC, and Big East stood pat, but not before discussions of ...

SEC Attacks: Take TCU and Stick a Fork In The Big 12’s Eye

Published on: 22nd June, 2010

The SEC tried to get into the state of Texas with their recent courtship of Texas A&M.  Only some last minute machinations by the Longhorns, which included promises of fidelity and wheelbarrows full of money, kept the Aggies from straying. The SEC, however, has another option to ...

The Big 12 Should Grab TCU and BYU

Published on: 17th June, 2010

Well, the big raid is over. The barbarians of the Big Ten and the Vikings of the PAC came a raidin’ and were able to carry off some booty…Colorado to the West and the tasty jewel of Nebraska back to the Midwest. The Big 12, however, circled the wagons. They survived to fight ...

Utah to PAC is TCU, BYU, and the Rest of Mountain West’s Worst Nightmare

Published on: 16th June, 2010

Remember the movie Little Big Man?  Where the U.S. Government promised the Cheyenne their land as long as the wind blew, the sun shined, and the rain fell? By the end of the movie, Little Big Man said, “Well, sometimes the wind don’t blow, the sun don’t shine, and the rain ...

Call the Horns’ Bluff. If A&M Joins the SEC, They Would Still Play Texas

Published on: 13th June, 2010

Enlightened self-interest. That is the rationale that we are hearing from teams with regards to conference realignment. It’s just enlightened self-interest. What is best for the school and the program. The best way that we can maximize revenues. There are now reports that Texas A&M will not follow the lead of Texas ...

If A Frog Had Wings…TCU’s Ten Worst Losses of the Gary Patterson Era

Published on: 19th May, 2010

It’s been a nice run for the TCU Frogs since Gary Patterson took over. Since his first game, the 2000 Mobile Bowl versus Southern Mississippi, the Frogs have gone 78-24, been to nine bowls, and have finished in the top ten two of the last three years. Yep, it's been ...

All Time Froggies; The All-Time Top Ten TCU Football Players

Published on: 16th May, 2010

TCU has been playing football since 1896...that's a dang long time They've been at venerable Anon Carter Stadium since 1930, creating history and memories for their fans. The Froggies have won two national championships and 15 conference championships in their storied history; one in the old TIAA, nine in the ...

Mountain West Out of Conference Schedule; Who Has The Toughest Road?

Published on: 9th May, 2010

The Mountain West has been knocking on the door of the BCS for a couple of years now, successfully placing three teams into BCS bowls since 2005. This year the league members have scheduled some interesting match ups versus out of conference competition...some good, some bad, some ugly. Let's take a look ...

Should Mike Leach Coach Texas A&M if Mike Sherman Fails?

Published on: 6th May, 2010

It’s put up or shut up time in Aggie land. Coach Mike Sherman, leading the Aggies, is an underwhelming 10-15 over the last two years.  Take away those out of conference patsies and it gets worse; the Aggies are 5-11 in Big 12 league play. Time was the annual Thanksgiving match between ...

College Basketball To Get Rid of Tourney and Utilze Footballs BCS System (Humor)

Published on: 7th April, 2010

The NCAA announced today that it is getting rid of the basketball playoffs and adopting the model that college football utilizes to determine a national championship—the BCS. Henceforth, the college basketball programs will be aligned along with the football programs, and the two top dogs selected by experts and computers. “We’ve decided ...

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