Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 10786761)

Is there even still realignment going on?

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch (Post 10786768)

You missed the shit talk part of the title. You know, where everyone in te region smacks down The Clones since they suck at pretty much everything and have sucked pretty much forever.

Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 10786761)

Is there even still realignment going on?

Originally Posted by WhawhaWhat (Post 10786867)

For 2014:

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Originally Posted by kepp (Post 10788562)

You could have just named the thread "$EC Network Watch"

Originally Posted by Rudy lost the toss (Post 10788584)

New Texas A&M facilities. Enjoying the SEC lifestyle, I suppose.

http://www.12thman.com/ViewArticle.d...CLID=209603262

Originally Posted by Rudy lost the toss (Post 10788584)

New Texas A&M facilities. Enjoying the SEC lifestyle, I suppose.

http://www.12thman.com/ViewArticle.d...CLID=209603262

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10788850)

Why did mizzou get rid of DGB? He was never charged with anything? Wow, what a screw up.

https://twitter.com/dennisdoddcbs/st...21864416161792

Originally Posted by PackerinMo (Post 10788852)

We gave the ****er 3 chances and he kept ****ing up what did you want us to do?

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10788857)

Coulda just suspended him for 2 games I suppose.

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10788857)

Coulda just suspended him for 2 games I suppose.

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10788850)

Why did mizzou get rid of DGB? He was never charged with anything? Wow, what a screw up.

https://twitter.com/dennisdoddcbs/st...21864416161792

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch (Post 10787254)

When will that douche Mizzou fan who posts entire dissertations on the sec network find this thread and resume his carpet-spamming?

Originally Posted by Bowser (Post 10788877)

ROFL

Had we NOT gotten rid of him, you and the other Wonder Twin would have been at the vanguard of the lynch mob screaming what a rotten program Pinkel runs. But now that he's trying to slip through the system and play for a Big Howevermany school, he's just a victim of circumstance.

Don't ever change LMAO

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch (Post 10792741)

This is very telling. You blame Kansas alums for forcing your hand. This is totally absurd on its face given you bolted to the SEC despite our opinion. But mostly, you can't possibly believe the SI story on your swimmers suicide after her rape by the football team didn't have jussssssst a bit more impact than what rival fan bases might think. Or the pro-feminist nature of campuses didn't mean all that much.

Originally Posted by Cochise (Post 10793808)

So is the Big 12 going to stay at 10 teams forever? Maybe they should change their name to the Big Midwest if they can't find 12 suitable teams?

Originally Posted by Cochise (Post 10793808)

So is the Big 12 going to stay at 10 teams forever? Maybe they should change their name to the Big Midwest if they can't find 12 suitable teams?

Originally Posted by blake5676 (Post 10794193)

DirectTV is now officially on board. The bigger question now is....who doesn't have the SEC network?

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10794077)

There's an incredible gallery of Alabama fans literally sprinting in order to try and get nick saban's autograph. It's hilarious in that they still worship him after the ass ramming the Big 12 gave them just a few months ago. This stuff means so, so much to people in the South.

http://www.al.com/alabamafootball/in...rint_thro.html

Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla (Post 10794347)

SEC Network now up to 87 million subscribers. You read that correctly.

Originally Posted by Cochise (Post 10793808)

So is the Big 12 going to stay at 10 teams forever? Maybe they should change their name to the Big Midwest if they can't find 12 suitable teams?

Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 10794522)

There's no reason at all to go past 10. Perfect size for a conference. Unless ND decides they wanna join then I'd stay pat. Sure as hell wouldn't go past 12... SEC and B1G scheduling is reeruned.

I read the other day that Ohio State plays Oklahoma and TCU twice in the next five years... And only plays B1G opponent Iowa ONCE in that span.

Having cupcake schedules to pad the wins would be nice I suppose.

Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 10794522)

There's no reason at all to go past 10. Perfect size for a conference. Unless ND decides they wanna join then I'd stay pat. Sure as hell wouldn't go past 12... SEC and B1G scheduling is reeruned.

I read the other day that Ohio State plays Oklahoma and TCU twice in the next five years... And only plays B1G opponent Iowa ONCE in that span.

Having cupcake schedules to pad the wins would be nice I suppose.

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10794543)

I really enjoy playing all the teams in your conference every year. It's how American collegiate sports have always been played.

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10794543)

I really enjoy playing all the teams in your conference every year. It's how American collegiate sports have always been played.

Originally Posted by Cochise (Post 10793808)

So is the Big 12 going to stay at 10 teams forever? Maybe they should change their name to the Big Midwest if they can't find 12 suitable teams?

Originally Posted by WilliamTheIrish (Post 10794617)

I wish the Big XII would have had the balls to do this in MBB when we had 12 teams. When they pussed out on it originally it was a huge disappointment.

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10794633)

Didn't they? I know you didn't get a home and home with the south teams but you at least played everyone.

Originally Posted by blake5676 (Post 10794579)

Here's a little history lesson for Bambi, just in case he's forgotten what a complete ass clown he is and how pathetically wrong he has been. Not to say anyone NEEDS actual proof what a worthless poster he is, but I figured I'd quote a couple of his "predictions" from the old thread.....





Bambi: "The SEC Network payout isn't going to be anywhere near what the Clay Travis' of the world have been shouting about.Some of us knew this all along. Apparently Mizzou is just finding out."



Bambi: " The network is still begging cable companies to take them on and it's not happening. I'd run quick and sign the petition. Hurts doesn't it? To beg to get accepted somewhere and still find out you're worthless."



Bambi on 6/2: "And not to rub salt in the wounds but here are the (potential) total amount of subscribers currently for the SEC Network…



ATT U Verse : 5.7 million

Dish Netwok : about 15 million

Google Fiber : so low they won't even publish a number



Bambi on 6/23: "Nervousness spreading in the SEC over the lack of interest in the SEC Network."



Bambi on 6/26: "lol, SEC Network...



biggest fail in the history of sport"



Bambi on 6/26: "more nervousness



http://awfulannouncing.com/2014/sec-...ng-launch.html



The South is smaaaalllllll........."



Bambi on 6/30: "I just thought the $1.30 subscription fee was laughable (which it is) so it'll be interesting to see where they land when it comes to $$ per subscriber."



Bambi on 7/8: "When one of the top ten cable providers in America hasn't even heard of your network you might begin to think there's a problem."



Bambi on 7/8: "I've said from the beginning the SEC Network will eventually get picked up by networks which already have the Big 10 Network, the Pac 10 Network, etc...



Always said the joke was the price. And it is."



Bambi on 7/9: "RCN is a top 10 cable company in America that hadn't heard of the SEC Network. What a joke."



Prison Bitch on 1/8: "All the folks who love it (football) are in one quadrant of the country. Doesn't make it meaningless at all, but it does prove it's limited reach."



Prison Bitch on 1/7: "Outside the South, people simply don't care all that much about the sport."



Prison Bitch on 1/13: "I'm always fascinated MU fans still believe there's still going to be this earthquake explosion of revenues that'll make them (and the SEC) rich ad everyone else a pauper. As if the other major conferences would ever allow such a scenario to occur, or go along with it when they could simply band together and freeze out the SEC, leaving them awful non-con games and relegating them to a true Southern quadrant attraction. NASCAR already proved you can't subsist on that regional support alone. Realistically it's extremely doubtful TV will ever pay for one league to have a size able revenue gap."



In PB's defense, there wasn't a whole lot of quotable material predicting failure for the SEC network. A couple times he responded to Bambi about the $$ per subscriber being asinine...but he never really threw out the words fail or gave any certain # he thought would be realistic.



Then again, he hasn't posted much other than Michael Sam homophobe stuff since April and I kinda got bored sorting through all of that.

Originally Posted by blake5676 (Post 10794579)

Here's a little history lesson for Bambi, just in case he's forgotten what a complete ass clown he is and how pathetically wrong he has been. Not to say anyone NEEDS actual proof what a worthless poster he is, but I figured I'd quote a couple of his "predictions" from the old thread.....


Bambi: "The SEC Network payout isn't going to be anywhere near what the Clay Travis' of the world have been shouting about.Some of us knew this all along. Apparently Mizzou is just finding out."

Bambi: " The network is still begging cable companies to take them on and it's not happening. I'd run quick and sign the petition. Hurts doesn't it? To beg to get accepted somewhere and still find out you're worthless."

Bambi on 6/2: "And not to rub salt in the wounds but here are the (potential) total amount of subscribers currently for the SEC Network…

ATT U Verse : 5.7 million
Dish Netwok : about 15 million
Google Fiber : so low they won't even publish a number

Bambi on 6/23: "Nervousness spreading in the SEC over the lack of interest in the SEC Network."

Bambi on 6/26: "lol, SEC Network...

biggest fail in the history of sport"

Bambi on 6/26: "more nervousness

http://awfulannouncing.com/2014/sec-...ng-launch.html

The South is smaaaalllllll........."

Bambi on 6/30: "I just thought the $1.30 subscription fee was laughable (which it is) so it'll be interesting to see where they land when it comes to $$ per subscriber."

Bambi on 7/8: "When one of the top ten cable providers in America hasn't even heard of your network you might begin to think there's a problem."

Bambi on 7/8: "I've said from the beginning the SEC Network will eventually get picked up by networks which already have the Big 10 Network, the Pac 10 Network, etc...

Always said the joke was the price. And it is."

Bambi on 7/9: "RCN is a top 10 cable company in America that hadn't heard of the SEC Network. What a joke."

Prison Bitch on 1/8: "All the folks who love it (football) are in one quadrant of the country. Doesn't make it meaningless at all, but it does prove it's limited reach."

Prison Bitch on 1/7: "Outside the South, people simply don't care all that much about the sport."

Prison Bitch on 1/13: "I'm always fascinated MU fans still believe there's still going to be this earthquake explosion of revenues that'll make them (and the SEC) rich ad everyone else a pauper. As if the other major conferences would ever allow such a scenario to occur, or go along with it when they could simply band together and freeze out the SEC, leaving them awful non-con games and relegating them to a true Southern quadrant attraction. NASCAR already proved you can't subsist on that regional support alone. Realistically it's extremely doubtful TV will ever pay for one league to have a size able revenue gap."

In PB's defense, there wasn't a whole lot of quotable material predicting failure for the SEC network. A couple times he responded to Bambi about the $$ per subscriber being asinine...but he never really threw out the words fail or gave any certain # he thought would be realistic.

Then again, he hasn't posted much other than Michael Sam homophobe stuff since April and I kinda got bored sorting through all of that.

Originally Posted by WilliamTheIrish (Post 10794709)

We did play everybody but a single with the south kind of sucked. As I recall the Big East had home/road round robin when they had 12 teams. Made it brutal, but it was better than playing East Tennessee.

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10794762)

yea it's only .25 outside of the 11 states. $1.30 is only for within the footprint.

Originally Posted by blake5676 (Post 10794805)

That's your response for all of the complete fail a 5 second search found???

And if the answer is yes, what's your point?

You're on record saying that $1.30 was "laughable" and they'd never get that number. Or that they'd never get in the amount of households they inevitably ended up snagging.

FYI...it' reported that the $1.30 is actually wrong. Supposedly it's $1.40.

And for the record...I could really care less. More $$$ is always a good thing, but it doesn't mean shit in terms of anything FANS care about...whcih is winning. The entire purpose of this exercise IS and always HAS BEEN to refute the crap you post and show you what a moron you are. You make this job extremely simple.

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10794820)

I thought it was $1.30 for the entire country. When I found out it was just for the 11 states I stopped linking articles talking about the SEC Networks slow start.

I'm not sure what you're all pissy about. Well, maybe the fact that I'm going to get to watch the SEC Network for a quarter and you have to pay 500% of that cost. Who knows

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10794820)

I thought it was $1.30 for the entire country. When I found out it was just for the 11 states I stopped linking articles talking about the SEC Networks slow start.

I'm not sure what you're all pissy about. Well, maybe the fact that I'm going to get to watch the SEC Network for a quarter and you have to pay 500% of that cost. Who knows

Originally Posted by blake5676 (Post 10794842)

What's there to be pissy about? You talk out your ass non-stop and on occasion it's fun to put you in your place.

And I'm happy you'll get to watch it too, regardless of the price. Can't do anything but help Mizzou that we'll be available to 90M households throughout the country. You'll have to remind me how many people will be watching KU football games this year. I can start that estimate for you...roughly 20,000 Lawrence fans per home game.

Originally Posted by Cochise (Post 10794528)

Unless you are the cupcake, eh Cyclone...

Originally Posted by Bowser (Post 10795032)

Blake wins the new thread.

Originally Posted by TribalElder (Post 10792500)

You’d like to think the NBA would be a bit more savvy.

Doesn’t the league realize that a Cleveland Cavaliers Andrew Wiggins jersey could be a collector’s item one day?

Wiggins, the former Kansas star, was drafted this summer by Cleveland. But after LeBron James said he was returning to the Cavaliers, there was talk that Kevin Love would be traded from Minnesota to Cleveland.

Thing is, Wiggins was the key piece to the trade. However, he can’t be dealt until Aug. 23, because a player can’t be traded until after 30 days have passed since he signed his contract. That’s NBA rules.

Former Kansas star Andrew Wiggins was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers, but he seems likely to be a member of the Minnesota Timberwolves one day soon. His Cavaliers jersey has been pulled from the NBA’s online shop.

On Sunday, Wiggins told ESPN: “I just want to play for a team that wants me. So whichever team wants me I’ll play for.”

The NBA shop must know Wiggins is going to be traded. While you can still find a Cavaliers T-shirt with Wiggins’ name on it, his jersey is not available at the NBA store. At first, the store said the jersey had been discontinued, as Pro Basketball Talk reported.

Now the page that contained Wiggins’ jersey is no longer available.

That’s got to be a sign, right?

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/sports/nba...#storylink=cpy

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