Well sure looks like things are in the sped up process now. Was talk about possible invites to join by the end of the Month. - -NOW , they are talking like invites could go out possibly in the next 48 hours. Probably Friday Yahoo Sports say Big 12 leaders had an informal meeting Monday to review impending apps. While not vote took place , a formal vote probably later this week. - They way they have it sit up is - - They Big 12 would continue with ten members for the next two Seasons. Expansion teams BYU , UCF , CinCinnati , & Houston would join in 2023. and then would have two years at 14 teams before UT/OU departure in 2024. The League could still consider another round of expansion prior to new Television deal. BYU is the Big 12’s Clear cut top choice and could join in 2022. Big 12’s most important factors for expansion Canidates are TV EXPOSURE - - FOOT BALL RELEVANCY - -and CERTAINLY MARKET VALUE/SIZE hmmmmmm, Men’s Basketball also very important. - - - -things starting to roll quickly now - -won’t be long. – ROCK CHALK ALL DAY LONG BABY

This is one of my favorite websites. http://hint.fm/wind/ It’s an animation of the current winds nationwide. Pretty clear where the storm is.

@kjayhawks I did hear them say it was their only good game of the season.

@mayjay ya these kinds of things need to try to be avoided. - However the way they are calling this abusing the rule is insane. - Officials really not sure how to call the game. Just like an article said - -last year or year before whatever - -they had trouble in how to rule on what constitutes a catch - this yesar their inconsistency of rougher the passer is causing players not knowing how to attack or play. Coach’s understand the rule - - players understand the rule - -Fans understand the rule - -what these people, DON’T UNDERSTAND is the way the ref’s are calling the rule - - INCONSISTENCY. - -Why are they calling it inconsistent ? - - Because hell they don’t really understand the rule themselves. I mean and I’m gonna use Green Bay being a fan of theirs I’ve seen Aaron get tossed around like a rag doll - -Nothing which this incident has been brought up so it’s not just me - -and yet other times the defender barely lays a hand on the QB - - and it gets called. - Like articles are saying if your gonna go that route - -let’s just put a red jersey on the QB for no contact - - or go to flag football. - -like the article said - -Football is a violent sport - -always has been , been a contact sport. - Your asking players to change the way they have played for 20 yrs like Clay Matthews said. The rule might be fine - -the way their calling it - -abusing it is not. - -ROCK CHALK ALL DAY LONG BABY

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When the 30ft shots are falling tre is very good. Unfortunately for him shots don’t fall every night, but his horrible defense gives up easy shots every night.

justanotherfan said: Villanova was, for the better part of the season, the best team in the country. They lost the Big East this season even though they swept Xavier. Villanova lost four conference games, Xavier lost three, twice to Nova, and once to Providence. If Villanova doesn’t drop that odd St. John’s game when St. John’s was briefly the hottest team in the country, they win their conference. Not only did Nova beat Xavier twice, they beat them twice by double digits, winning by 16 in Cincinnati and by 24 in Philly. Villanova was pretty clearly the better team compared to Xavier, even though Xavier also had a great season. I think the real point in Nova’s favor as the best team in the country is this - of their 36 wins, just six did not come by double figures. Nova not only won 36 games, they won most in clearly dominant fashion. There’s really no question to me that Villanova was the best team in the country, and I don’t think putting them in a different region would have changed that. They dominated all season. They dominated in March. They dominated the title game. Hats off to them. Jaybate won’t let these facts get in the way of his narrative.