The Big 12 athletic directors have concluded their two-day meetings in Dallas and the word is that an alliance with the ACC, and possibly other conferences, is more likely than pillaging the ACC or Big East for the remaining appealing schools.
The most significant question currently facing the Big 12 conference is whether or not the athletic directors and presidents will decide to expand the league. Here's the latest.
Re-evaluating and re-calculating Texas' position in conference realignment in light of recent events.
There are reasons Texas might not join the Pac 12, but it's not because they're in love with east coast academia.
Texas A&M is leaving the Big 12 in June, 2012.
Conference realignment is deeply comlex and dynamic.
Texas A&M and Oklahoma threaten to leave the Big 12 for the SEC if Texas televises high school football games on the Longhorn Network.
Should more small schools consider dropping their football programs?
As this round of conference realignment draws to a close, Texas has preserved its position as the strongest program in college football.
Would Texas A&M play the sucker and take an invitation to the SEC? Texas fans should hope so.
