MSU Red Cedar Message Board

What color Volt is Clemson looking at getting? To get that Orange, I bet they have to special order one, which will probably cost a lot of money. Seems to me that would offset the savings of gas though. Hmmmm, tough call. Do you have any pics of it?

Go hijack another thread Fletch.

It's springtime, so I'd go with with a wheat beer.

You gone.

I can't wait for JYD's updates on a potential shake-up within the Summit League.

Unless you have credible links, please don't post anything as official.

You do realize that's why no one takes your discussion seriously. You seem to lack the ability to determine relevance, authority, objectivity and scope of whatever information you come across.

Can't wait til this thread falls off the first page in three or four days and tJYD makes another thread.

I don't know about vag, but that beer is pretty gross IMO.

I mean, I'd drink it in a pinch, but it has a strange artificial lemon flavor added to it that I can't get past. If I had to pick a Leinenkugal product to drink, I'd probably go with Sunset Wheat.

Just had a really nice bowl of Manhattan Clam Chowder for lunch.

Reports? This thread is the only report.

Alot of this has been over the last few months from various TV and radio reports, blogs, articles, etc. This is info that is not new, I just have chose to sit on it per say and wait til OT season before going full blast with it.

With that said, some feel that the Big Ten will expand to 16, if the right schools are available. Maryland, Ga. Tech, Virginia, Va. Tech and believe it or not Pitt and Cuse are all still in contact with the Big Ten, keeping options open if Clemson, FSU and Miami head west and...wait for it...UNC and NC State head south. The ACC really blew the pooch with their TV deal and there is no way they will ever catch up in the next 13 years with TV money compared to the other 4 conferences.

With all of that said, everyone is waiting to the Big 12 TV contract to be finalized and who the Conference Commish will be (rumors have the Big 12 looking to hire from the Big East or ACC their next commish). With Texas agreeing to what is basically 'death' exit fees (50 million dollar exit fees PLUS the conference will keep the rights to the schools Tier 1 and Tier 2 games 6 years after departure), there is stability in the big 12. It also shows that Dan Beebe was a idiot. Figures have each school making approx. 25 million in TV money ($20 guaranteed with tier 1 and 2 rights) , and if true, each school gets a guaranteed $2 million increase per school depending on which school joins. BYU and Louisville will join the Big 12 as the last 2 teams in. Clemson will most likely come, and Miami and FSU will be a package deal.

There's a major flaw in your scenario. Where does Duke go? They're pretty much tied to the 2 North Carolina schools (especially UNC). I also don't see UNC or Duke ever joining the SEC for academic reasons. Conclusion, you're making stuff again.