Is the Big 12 conference screwed?

That is the biggest question I've been getting asked this Friday.

And the short answer is no.

The long answer is a little more complicated.

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So huge news on Friday that the SEC and the Big Ten are uniting.

And they're coming together to form this advisory group.

And the question is, what does this mean for the Big 12 conference?

Well, naturally, a lot of people are looking at this and saying, here we go. The SEC and the Big Ten are going to break off.

They're going to form their own minor league and everybody else is going to be left behind.

I'm sitting here and I'm saying not so fast.

I don't buy that just yet that the Big Ten and the SEC are going to hold all the cards to create some minor league football and basketball league that nobody else can be a part of.

First off, you're telling me that Mississippi State and Rutgers is going to decide the future for Oklahoma State, TCU, Arizona, BYU, Duke, UNC, Miami. The list goes on it.

You really think that Rutgers gets to the side the future of all those programs I just listed.

Screw off. That's not going to happen.

And by the way, the powers that be in college athletics are not going to let that happen.

Rutgers, Mississippi State, and Vanderbilt get to decide the future for all these other programs.

Not a chance in hell.

So let's pump the brakes on that.

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