como estas mbitches...

Texas A&M to the SEC, and some shlep at ESPN says Mizzou, Clemson and FSU to follow suit???

I see Jethro posting on MgoBlog, probably trying to pose (like the rest of the faggots there) as a Michigan graduate. Hey Jethro--that's how you get credibility there (and on the intranets)--you pretend to be a grad of Michigan LSA or Engineering and they'll give you all the sissy points you need.

Also, Jethro--you faggot--CINCINNATI in the Big Ten? Anyone who suggests Cincinnati, Toledo, CMU, Iowa State or any fucktard like that needs to have his dick cut off (or yanked out of his old lady's purse and burned).

So here we go again, DETROIT--time to talk about confernece expansion. The Big Ten is probably not going to do anything. And once again, the Big Ten will be left behind with everyone laughing (except of course the Big 12). LOL at the Big ten pretending to care about "academics"

It's gotta be Notre Dame this time or no one elts.

Hey Zippity.

How about Pitt and West Virginia?

ND ain't happening, IMO.

Then there's always Rutgers.

I'll hang up and listen.

Hey Zippity.

How about Pitt and West Virginia?

ND ain't happening, IMO.

Then there's always Rutgers.

I'll hang up and listen.

Glan, you're lucky I like you.

Notre Dame is going to hold out until just before the end of the world in 2012. I don't think the Big Ten will do ANYTHING unless Notre Dame joins. PERIOD.

Now, if you EVER mention Rutgers, Pitt, and expecially West Fucking Virginia ever again--you lose your
:cogent: card.

Hey Zip, how about Toledo?

you know, wayne state isnt just a commuter school anymore...

I really like both Pitt and WVU as B10 additions. Both have the right-sized football stadiums, good hoops programs, the Pitt/PSU rivalry is already in place, as is the UM/WVU rivalry based on us stealing their coveted coaches.

Those locales also have a "Big Ten feel" to them, rust belt, blue collar, obesity, etc.

what about university of phoenix. really give the big ten a chance to expand its footprint.

BUKDOW'D!!

http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story/_/id/6861385/sec-extend-invitation-texas-leaves-options-open