(02-13-2021 02:32 AM)Transic_nyc Wrote:  Everyone knew that Ohio State and Michigan would be the top two in the Big Ten but the position of Nebraska relative to the rest of the conference is noteworthy as well. That may change if they continue to struggle in football but it's impressive that they've maintained a decent position even with their struggles, just ahead of Iowa and well ahead of Michigan State.

I'm starting to understand more why the Big Ten went ahead and picked Nebraska over Missouri and why rumors of interest in a program like Oklahoma aren't so far-fetched.

It's why we all want them, and Texas as well. The impact does lift all other conference members. The question will come down to whether they prefer the familiarity of the Big 12 to the financial detriment, or whether they feel the need to cash in on what the SEC or Big 10 can offer in that regard. If they don't move, I don't think we have movement in the P5 in 2024. If they move, I believe Texas will feel that keeping pace is necessary. If that happens they'll more than a few moves.