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Please start another thread if any of you want to debate CJ's athletic accomplishments and where they rank in greatness.

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This.

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Athlete is not debatable.

Player is extremely debatable, but that's not what the comment said.

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:hijack:

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He forgot:
6/5 and 6/7: Arkansas defeats Washington State and eliminates them from the CWS Tournament on 6/7

6/5: Florida defeats Oregon State.

SEC is now 3-5 against the PAC-16
Yeah, we're losing, but they certainly aren't undefeated. So take that Fake Larry Scott!

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Maybe he just wants to sell more Orangebloods subscriptions to Arkansas people.

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That could be very likely.

To be honest though, I think this is propaganda directed towards A&M. Whether or not this Arky thing is true, it only matters if A&M thinks it is. Then,A&M thinks that the SEC is just as unstable as the Big XII and A&M won't consider leaving.

The more I think about it, the more it makes sense to me.

The plane is no longer available for tracking!

Probably means the PAC-10 officials just got caught where they shouldn't be.

Maybe just gambled away all the money from Oregon State to try and buy UT :rotflmao:

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The Sooner fans don't like being seen as UT's property one bit. The Aggies also don't like that they are seen as the pansies that couldn't quite get away from UT.

I would not be surprised if the animosity between these schools and UT lead to them heading east to the SEC, even though OU had wanted to go west.

TTU fans are also regretting not going to the PAC-10 or MWC fans, but they understand that without UT, they don't really have much.

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Gambling?

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:lol:
Trying to win enough money to get UT

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They were able to stop the Pac Ten's widely-trumpeted expansion plans

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This is true. Also, it has been stated by Liucci that Slive had been talking to A&M way before the missile crisis.

Notice how everyone knew exactly where Scott was but had no clue where Slive was until he popped up on A&M's campus. That dude is a ninja and very smart. He knew what was coming and had a plan.

Yes, the Big 10 expanded and got some bonus points money wise, but as a conference, the SEC is still going to be stronger and much more dominant on the field.

A&M is still our ace in the hole when expansion resumes. That's our home run.

UT-> :spank: <-OSU AD

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The champions of the Atlantic Coast, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-10 and Southeastern Conferences will have annual automatic qualification for a BCS game through the 2013 regular season, based on mathematical standards of performance during the 2004-2007 regular seasons

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This means when 2013 hits and the 9-team Big XII comes round to getting evaluated, the BCS will be critical. If only 3 of the 6 teams that they play are ever ranked regularly, which is about right, with TTU and A&M switching to be ranked, that doesn't look good. Plus, those 5 gimme schools don't help. There won't be a championship game either.
Things don't look good for that BCS auto bid if TTU leaves and the Big XII survives.

I know you are playing the devils advocate, but looking at the potential schedules and teams left, it doesn't look good for them to retain their BCS bid.