I think what you need to do is to first ask MWC fans to step forward and be MWC/ncaabbs moderators. You could go on the various MWC school sites and ask for volunteers. That is where to start.

Second, I would censor and delete any MWC/ncaabbs posts critical of the MWC until the MWC moderators were in place. Then, once the MWC moderators were in place, then let them make the decision on what is to be allowed and not allowed on the MWC board....just like all the other conference boards on this site. It is my very strong feeling that the vast majority of MWC fans want to come to this board....but feel it will only become a whipping board to get beat up on. I know as a WAC fan, I got tired of MWC fans coming onto our board with all their flames of WAC schools including my school, Tulsa. The feeling I had at that time...this is the feeling MWC fans have today. You have to take steps from keeping the WAC situation from happeining to MWC fans on your ncaabbs board...and that is why I am suggesting censoring all posts critical of MWC until the MWC moderators drawn from the MWC fanbase are in place.

Third, contrary to comment by posts from the likes of Cowboy Junkie and Wobblefrog, that vast, vast majority of MWC fans have yet to post on the Killerfrogs board. Or, to put it more bluntly, the vast majority of MWC fans do not want Killerfrogs.

What you need to do is to state your case.....and your case is quite strong. The MWC/ncaabbs board will be a board with moderators representing the spectrum of MWC schools....rather than a conference board where one school (TCU) has a monopoly on what is allowed. You should go to the various MWC sites and pitch your case.

Or..........you could just tell Tallgrass to go back to the CUSA board and mind his own business!

I would really rather have a MWC fan go to the MWC boards and ask for volunteers. For the following reasons:

- I am unfamiliar with each particular board's sense of moderation and policy
- I would be viewed, regardless of intention, as a foreigner or sorts. They would take it more openly from a fellow MWC fan