I disagree with this. Like dfwabel said, the ball got rolling when Nebraska left last year. If it wasn't for last ditch efforts before the clock struck 12, Texas A&M would have jumped to the SEC last summer and the Big 12 would have been pretty much over. Texas used whatever power it had to make a "contract" to try and please the Aggies and the rest of the contract. Obviously after a year of some last ditch effort, A&M wasn't happy and they decided to bolt. Can anyone blame them for that? And no, Baylor doesn't count. As someone above mentioned, Baylor's just upset because when this is all said and done, they go back to being a mid-major. Up to about this time last week, everyone in the Big 12 was saying, "Oh, we're not worried if Texas A&M leaves, we'll be fine." So what the heck changed? I've heard every rumor the last few weeks talking about the Big 12 bringing in 3 other Texas schools to the Big East taking the scraps of whats left of the Big 12 to now Oklahoma, OK State, and Texas jumping ship to the Pac 12. But I thought no one wants Texas because of their Longhorn Network? The truth is no one knows and it's all speculation. Every conference will be fine, except the Big 12, until Texas starts splitting profits and sharing like a good big brother should. If they don't and they add three more teams, then I can bet next year you'll have another team leaving the Big 12 and this whole talk gets started again. Texas is the problem.