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Originally Posted by Swaggs
It seems pretty clear that the Pac 10's data must be telling them that the money is not there without Texas. Otherwise, they could just invite Oklahoma (and probably have to take OSU) and force Texas' hand.
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I think that's the plan. The last measure is to invite TTU, Oklahoma, and Ok State. All three of them want in and if all three jump to the PAC-10, Texas won't have much left in conference to stay with.
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It occurs to me that Texas must be in a position to let the Pac 10 get its network up and running to see if it sinks or swims, take the Big 12's offer for 4-years or so, and then allow themselves to be courted again by the Big Ten, Pac 10, and SEC in a few more years.
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Could also happen. If the Big-12 is going to basically develop the Texas network, why not take that deal?