Thanks for all your mail this week. Here’s where you can reach me if you’ve got more to say. On to your emails! Justin in Austin, Texas, wrote: I’m sure I am not alone in disagreeing with your OOC Rankings.
Colleague Mark Schlabach uncorked his post-spring top 25 on Friday, which included six Big 12 teams. Here’s a look at how he slotted them. 1. LSU2. USC3. Alabama4. Oregon5. Georgia6. Oklahoma 7. FSU8. West Virginia 9. Michigan10. South Carolina11. Michigan.
You saw us break down each team’s 2012 nonconference schedule, and, well, it wasn’t pretty. So what’s it look like if we skim off the top? Here are the Big 12′s top five nonconference games in 2012: 1. Notre Dame.
CHICAGO — Two years ago, Big Ten expansion dominated the discussion at league’s spring meetings. This week, the subject barely came up when athletic directors and others got together. The Big Ten presidents and chancellors announced in August that the.
TCU will have a new league and a new stadium this fall. It will also have a new record for season ticket sales. The Horned Frogs announced Wednesday that they had sold out of an allotted 30,000 season tickets, shattering.
We’re moving on in our series on the Big 12 Blog pegging the single player each team in the Big 12 can’t afford to lose. He’s also the player that will be most responsible for the team’s ultimate success. Next.
What’s that you hear? The faint whispers of realignment rumormongering? Oh, we all hear them. And when they happen, it’s time to compare the prospective team to its possible future home. We always do these for the Big 12, and.
Thanks for coming to this week’s chat. Justin (Stillwater, OK): Any Big 12 coaches on the hot seat heading into next season? What about any assistant coaches who are due a head coaching gig? David Ubben: No, not really. Texas.
I’ve been inspired by the boys at the Big Ten Blog, and this should be a fun walk-through each week in the new-look Big 12 next season. I’ll pick one game a week during the season that I’d attend if.
Only two running backs in the 2011 class were projected to have more success than Aaron Green. Texas’ Malcolm Brown and Georgia’s Isaiah Crowell have done just that, leading their respective teams in rushing in the 2011 season. Green, however,.
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