(09-01-2015 12:49 PM)f1do Wrote:  Does anyone know which sports may have conflict with Sunday play? I'm curious to see how much overlap there is. I'm really not sure how big of an issue something like that might actually be and couldn't be dealt with without too much trouble.

A quick look at the 2015-16 men's bball schedule shows 6 Sunday games involving Big 12 teams, all non-conference games in November and December.

The 2015-16 women's bball schedule has 31 Sunday non-conference games (all in November and December) and 9 conference games on Sunday - mostly in January.

I would say Sunday play would pretty much be a non-issue for football and men's and women's basketball.

Looking at individual school schedules, it looks like there are a ton of baseball and softball games on Sundays, with many 3-game series occurring Friday-Sunday.

BYU could easily keep its swimming and diving, men's volleyball, and indoor track & field in the MPSF. They might even be able to keep Baseball, Softball, Soccer, Tennis, outdoor Track, and Volleyball in the WCC - if Sunday play really is in issue for these sports in the Big 12.

(09-01-2015 01:52 PM)YNot Wrote:  

(09-01-2015 12:49 PM)f1do Wrote:  Does anyone know which sports may have conflict with Sunday play? I'm curious to see how much overlap there is. I'm really not sure how big of an issue something like that might actually be and couldn't be dealt with without too much trouble.

A quick look at the 2015-16 men's bball schedule shows 6 Sunday games involving Big 12 teams, all non-conference games in November and December.

The 2015-16 women's bball schedule has 31 Sunday non-conference games (all in November and December) and 9 conference games on Sunday - mostly in January.

I would say Sunday play would pretty much be a non-issue for football and men's and women's basketball.

Looking at individual school schedules, it looks like there are a ton of baseball and softball games on Sundays, with many 3-game series occurring Friday-Sunday.

BYU could easily keep its swimming and diving, men's volleyball, and indoor track & field in the MPSF. They might even be able to keep Baseball, Softball, Soccer, Tennis, outdoor Track, and Volleyball in the WCC - if Sunday play really is in issue for these sports in the Big 12.

I would think the only two possibilities are football-only and full membership, in which case all the sports you listed, except men's volleyball, are sponsored by the XII. (not sure about swimming ... they only have 3 schools with men's teams and 5 schools with women's teams)

I don't see how BYU could get an invite for football and men's & women's basketball, but nothing else.