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I think that next season the Big 12 will be the second most powerful confrence in all of college football behind of the SEC of course, just look at their conference top to bottom

Texas will be great as usual
Oklahoma is getting back a ton of talent
Texas Tech has a legitimate shot at taking home a BCS bowl trophy at the end of the season
Texas A&M will go to a mid level bowl
Nebraska won't be great this year, but is the team of the future in the Big 12, but will win 6 or 7 games
Kansas State QB is a Jamarcus Russell clone, will win at least 7 games
Kansas is getting back almost all of their talent form an Orange Bowl winning team
Missouri will be a top 10 team with Chase Daniels back and will go to a BCS bowl
Oki State consistently wins 6 or 7 games every year

I think all of these teams will make it to a bowl game, While in the PAC 10 they have 4 major powers

USC, who is getting 1 O-linemen back (including TE), losing their starting DE, DT, OLB, RB, and QB
Cal, who lost one of their WR combos ever and Justen Forrset, these 3 made up most of Cals offense
Oregon, Well we all saw what they can do without Dennis Dixson last season
Arizona State- lost Rudy Carpender and their schedule isn't quite as friendly this year as last

This year the Big 12 will be by far the better conference and if you need anymore convincing than that just read the article again because I'm tired of witting.

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Nothing to say Pac 10 fans, normaly you guys are really easy to erk

LSUrocks1 LSU's won 13 strait | 05/10/08, 02:25 PM

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I think people are getting used to you. It's the weekend right now anyways, so people are out.

I'm starting to come around on the Big 12. A few years ago I did not like how OU only had to play Texas, but now their conference depth is increasing and doing well. The Big 12 north still kinda bites, but as long as Mizzou and Kansas can keep up their winning and Nebraska can become a contender, than you have yourself a conference. And if Iowa state can stop somebody, then you have four very good teams just in the north alone. I'm too used to the Big 12 north sucking though, so I don't think it'll happen.

How 'bout 'em | 05/10/08, 06:59 PM

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"Oregon, Well we all saw what they can do without Dennis Dixson last season"
1. It's DIXON
2.Justin Roper,Oregon's FORTH string, freshman QB had a 151.7 QB rating with four TD's and 0 INT's in the Sun Bowl. He WILL NOT be Oregon's starting QB come August. Nate Costa should have the starting job this year and boy what a set of wheels on this kid!
3. LaGarrette Blount and a healthy Jeremiah Johnson will more than make up for the loss of J.Stew in the backfield.

The Big Twelve "IS" better than the Pac-10
I would only argue the "IS". I don't think the Big 12 was as tough 07-08 as the Pac-10. We can only guess what next year will bring.

Mr Hayward Autzen McArthur | 05/12/08, 01:08 PM

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Well now that spring training is over we have had a great look at the talent that each team has and as you can see the teams in the Pac 10 that are always good are rebuilding, while the Big 10's good teams got all of there talent back, what you just said is another way of saying I know your right, I'm just gonna try to play it off

LSUrocks1 LSU's won 13 strait | 05/12/08, 05:19 PM

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Admit your right? I admit nothing Sir! While the argument my be a semantic, the fact remains we don't know where the surprises will come from this season.
As for "Pac 10 that are always good are rebuilding, while the Big 10's( were talking Big12) good teams got all of there talent back", are you suggesting that JC transfers and Freshman are automatically inferior to returning players? I wouldn't go to Vegas with that strategy

Mr Hayward Autzen McArthur | 05/12/08, 08:19 PM

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