****The Official NEW (new)^3 conference realignment & shit talk thread****

[Pitt Gorilla]

in memory of Saul Good. He will be missed.

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by TrebMaxx

The issue at hand could be solved quite easily. If the bitch ass butt hurt KU administrators would schedule MU we can settle it on the field and on the court. MU wants to play, KU doesn't. KU fans should just stfu until that changes.

We already play in the weakass SEC, why add another bottom feeder like KU to our already weak schedule?

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by Bambi

The schedule is the schedule. It's what the SEC is.

Mizzou stepped up to the big leagues. And played the identical schedule KU did the past two seasons. Funny shit right there.

[Bambi]

Originally Posted by Bowser

Tell your candy assed administrators to get it done if that's the case.

I wish it were that easy. You see, Missouri left the conference thus they ended the rivalry. In order to get back on KU's schedule they must apply and negotiate the terms of playing which I don't think there's an opening until around 2018.

In the Big 12 you play all your conference opponents which means the teams only play 3 non-con games. KU's slate is full until then.

[Bambi]

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch

Mizzou stepped up to the big leagues. And played the identical schedule KU did the past two seasons. Funny shit right there.

KU has a tougher schedule according to Phil Steele this season.

http://www.fbschedules.com/2014/04/2...e-ncaa-method/

[Eleazar]

Originally Posted by TrebMaxx

The issue at hand could be solved quite easily. If the bitch ass butt hurt KU administrators would schedule MU we can settle it on the field and on the court. MU wants to play, KU doesn't. KU fans should just stfu until that changes.

We shouldn't schedule them at all. Their program is awful and they will hurt our strength of schedule more often than not.

And I don't see why Kansas would schedule us now either, the last thing they need when their dream season is bowl eligibility is to schedule an SEC team. They need to line up cupcakes... or as close as they can find in D1.

Moreover, since I don't watch basketball much or ever, apart from Chiefsplanet I wouldn't hear about Kansas anymore at all, and so the rivalry has already died for me. It was fun while it lasted, but we've moved on to bigger and better things. I think we are all starting to understand what the Gator and Bulldog fans were telling me from the start, that most every SEC game is a rivalry game.

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by Bambi

KU has a tougher schedule according to Phil Steele this season.

http://www.fbschedules.com/2014/04/2...e-ncaa-method/

That's bull. There's this one guy on the internet who said KU will never play a schedule like Mizzou.

[Eleazar]

Originally Posted by Bowser

PB is getting curb stomped, as usual. Feeling left out?

PB is a good poster. He loves stirring the pot. He just happens to have a strange Baghdad Bob fetish about a certain bottom feeding football program

[TomBarndtsTwin]

Originally Posted by Bambi

PB is dropping mizzou posters faster than potential recruits are dropping mizzou.

Just a question:

Is it difficult to type while giving PB a reach around?


Never mind, don't answer that . . . .

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Cochise

PB is a good poster. He loves stirring the pot. He just happens to have a strange Baghdad Bob fetish about a certain bottom feeding football program

I agree with him on a multitude of subjects, but in this thread he certainly lives up to the title. It's fun to go round and round with the twins.

[TribalElder]

This thread always delivers some entertaining back and forth

[TrebMaxx]

Originally Posted by Bambi

All KU fans agree. Winning half the football games and a vast majority of the bball games was great for us.

If all KU fans agreed then where is the pressure on the KU administration to get it done. I call B.S.

[TribalElder]

KU is into ducking more than Phil Robertson and his family

They will always be hoe cake with butt hurt Billy Self leading the cry

[KChiefs1]

This is pretty interesting.

http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/sec...llege-players/

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by Bowser

I agree with him on a multitude of subjects, but in this thread he certainly lives up to the title. It's fun to go round and round with the twins.

Waaaaat? I hate KU football right now ESP the fat tub of goo head coach. I liked the last fat tub of goo head coach.

[KChiefs1]

This is amazing...don't read if you hate the SEC.

SEC NETWORK WILL BE ON THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION?!
Posted by Ken Fang on Aug 10, 2014


That’s right!

NASA has made arrangements with ESPN to have the SEC Network available in outer space. Astronaut Barry Wilmore will be on the International Space Station starting on September 25 and assume command in November.

He’s also a big football fan and he loves to watch his alma mater Tennessee Tech as well as the SEC. So Wilmore has requested and will be able to watch Tennessee Tech games via the internet (they have wifi in space!) and the SEC Network when he’s not busy undertaking space walks and conducting various experiments in zero gravity.

Wilmore tells The Tennessean: “I don’t watch a lot of sports — my wife might not agree with that — but I do like to watch football, the SEC Game of the Week, and I try to catch Tech every chance I get.


That is a dedicated fan.

Wilmore has plenty of experience in space. He’s been on the space shuttle and even piloted it himself in 2009. So SEC Network will have a fan watching 205 miles above the atmosphere.

On Earth, SEC Network will be available in more total homes than National Geographic Network, truTV, Fox Sports 1, Golf Channel, NFL Network, ESPNU and CBS Sports Network. With its latest pick up from Charter Communications, SEC Network will be available to a total of 91 million homes. However, when you count the cable providers which will put the channel on sports tiers (this is outside the Southeastern Conference footprint), the number is actually around 65 million.

That is still higher than CBS Sports Network (56 million), Al Jazeera America (55 million) and ESPN Classic (a paltry 30 million).

With Charter’s carriage of SEC Network, it for all intents and purposes completes ESPN’s negotiations with the major cable and satellite providers. AT&T U-Verse, Bright House, Comcast, Cox, DirecTV, Dish, Suddenlink and Time Warner Cable have all signed on, many of which came on board in the last month. The only major providers which are not are Cablevision with subscribers mainly in New York, New Jersey and the Philadelphia area and Verizon Fios. Their non-participation has not stopped the momentum for SEC Network.

With the SEC Network available in practically the entire conference footprint ahead of the August 14 launch, ESPN has to be breathing a huge sigh of relief and popping a few champagne corks. After a few months when negotiations got a little hairy, ESPN knows that SEC fans will see their teams play football without having to resort to illegal feeds or going to sports bars and that will result in ratings points for the Worldwide Leader.

[The Tennessean/ESPN]