As the realignment winds swirled, the Big 12 has seen Texas and Oklahoma leave, while adding a new batch of firepower of its own. The Big 12 recently added...
So, over the past several weeks, very busy weeks, Colorado, the Arizona schools with realignment, are you done?“We’re done. I mean, we had a vision when I came on board. There was three things that we really wanted to address. Big picture items. One, we wanted to do our TV deal, and go out early, stabilize the conference, and give us, you know, a foundation for the future. Two, we wanted to resolve the Oklahoma-Texas situation. ... And then the last of the three items was expansion.
“We feel now being in 10 states, having over 90 million people in our footprint, being in for time zones gives the Big 12 a chance to do some amazing things when we get back into that next TV negotiation. So the No. 1 guiding principle for us was value creation. And and it will always be that as we think about expansion, or for that matter, anything else we do.
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