08-03-2005, 12:19 PM
Copied from YOGWF:
I guess it is not a bad thing for the commissioner to not insist the LB taking a CUSA representative, it is only the conference's biggest bowl payday. A very wishy-washy response, if you ask me.
Personally, I think the Memphis AD makes the best point. If the SEC won't play us, why not the Big Ten, Big XII or other majors? Maybe he should run for CUSA commissioner, if it ever becomes vacant, of course.
Personally, Soph, the guy just is not aggressive enough of a commish for a conference like CUSA. Squeaky wheels get the grease (cash).
Now I ask, how is the commishioner to demand anything of the Liberty Bowl? The City of Memphis can demand. But from what position of strenght can the commissioner of CUSA demand anything? The squeaky wheel sometimes get the grease. And sometimes it gets replaced with a less annoying one.
I guess it is not a bad thing for the commissioner to not insist the LB taking a CUSA representative, it is only the conference's biggest bowl payday. A very wishy-washy response, if you ask me.
Personally, I think the Memphis AD makes the best point. If the SEC won't play us, why not the Big Ten, Big XII or other majors? Maybe he should run for CUSA commissioner, if it ever becomes vacant, of course.
Personally, Soph, the guy just is not aggressive enough of a commish for a conference like CUSA. Squeaky wheels get the grease (cash).
Now I ask, how is the commishioner to demand anything of the Liberty Bowl? The City of Memphis can demand. But from what position of strenght can the commissioner of CUSA demand anything? The squeaky wheel sometimes get the grease. And sometimes it gets replaced with a less annoying one.