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RE: Jim Delany botched the 2010-2013 Big Ten Expansion
(06-07-2019 05:37 PM)Fighting Muskie Wrote:  I still think the Big Ten could have done better than what they did. We landed a fading blueblood and a pair of market grabs that will never do anything remarkable. We are now in a content driven market and I'm not sure these three do a whole lot to add premium content to the Big Ten package. Maybe The Huskers can right the ship and return to form.

If they couldn't score ND and the East Coast takeover then Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Missouri would have been a flashier expansion. A permanent revival of an ancient rivalry and I think Missouri would compliment the rest of the league well.

The only conference to pick up a true top notch program last time around was the SEC nabbing A&M.

A&M brought some eyeballs, but Nebraska, Colorado, Utah and Missouri HAVE won division titles.
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