LocalVulture

Good question. I was thinking the same thing.

Does anyone here read collegefootballnews.com? Does this guy Pete Fiutak just blatantly hate the Pac-10 or what?

If Texas & Oklahoma join the SEC the Pac-10 in all likelihood would invite Utah to join Colorado in a 12 school Pac-10 instead of a 16 school mega conference.

I know it won't happen but I would love to see Texas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma & Oklahoma State bolt for the SEC instead and shake things up even more.

I'm wrong. Colorado would be a way better for the Pac-10 than Baylor.

The MWC is just waiting things out. Boise State will eventually be added as the 10th member. No offense to Colorado but I think the Pac-10 should take Baylor instead of the Buffaloes. I know the expansion is all about football but Baylor has a better overall athletic department than Colorado does.

IF this does go down and the Pac-10 is forced to take Baylor over Colorado, the Buffaloes would be a mortal lock to join Boise State in the Mountain West. If Baylor does get in, Colorado will be mighty pissed off. Interesting article by Dan Wetzel over at Yahoo Sports: Big 12 blew it by eschewing playoff

If the Big 12 does cease to exist in a few years the Big Ten should grab the five north schools left out in the cold. Yeah I know the Big Ten wants an east coast presence (jamming the Big Ten network into NYC to rake in the $$$$) with Rutgers and would basically do anything to grab Notre Dame (more $$$$). Iowa State & Kansas State would pretty much bring nothing to the table but Kansas, Missouri & Nebraska would. East - Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue West - Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Wisconsin

Missouri says maybe. It's pretty much bye-bye Big 12 if Missouri & Nebraska don't commit to the preservation of the league