mross34
Rock, Flag, and Eagle
The below post got me thinking:
What if the Big 10 got Texas, aTm, Nebraska, Missouri, and Rutgers (or another one of the East Coast schools) to apply while informing these 5 schools they would be the 5 schools entering the Big 10. Then, the Big 10 got Notre Dame to apply on the idea that it would be them UT, aTm, Nebraska, and Missouri.
The 6 applications go public. The Big 10 then selects Rutgers over Notre Dame citing Rutgers membership in the AAU and stronger academic research.
Would you rather have Notre Dame publicly humiliated or benefit from the added money they would bring to the conference?
ORD_Buckeye;1713148; said:The Sparty President said yesterday that any school needs to "apply" for admission. Now, I'm sure those schools (like a Bush "applying to Yale) will already know they're accepted. But for technical reasons, I believe the first public move needs to be made by the invitees.
What if the Big 10 got Texas, aTm, Nebraska, Missouri, and Rutgers (or another one of the East Coast schools) to apply while informing these 5 schools they would be the 5 schools entering the Big 10. Then, the Big 10 got Notre Dame to apply on the idea that it would be them UT, aTm, Nebraska, and Missouri.
The 6 applications go public. The Big 10 then selects Rutgers over Notre Dame citing Rutgers membership in the AAU and stronger academic research.
Would you rather have Notre Dame publicly humiliated or benefit from the added money they would bring to the conference?