Any Truth to the BYU/Big-12 Rumors?

[Color Me Badd Fan]

I don't know. I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. To me it looked like Texas had one foot out the door and then Beebe miraculously saved the conference. Seems like a pretty risky move by Texas if they were just trying to game the system.

Texas was always going to be fine. The SEC, Big 10 and/or Pac 16 were all very good fall back positions. It's not like they were dealing with Missouri's set of cards. And even if they did have one foot out the door, that doesn't mean that it was done deal. Again, I was listening to the Austin ESPN radio feed on Wednesday or Thursday last week and there was absolutely no doubt, they were acting like it had already occurred and that was because of Chip Brown's reporting.

[All-American]

Oregon 2009.

Last Utah road win (neutral site) against BCS team: Cal 2009
Last BYU road win (neutral site) against BCS team: Oregon St. 2009

Last Utah road win (non-neutral site) against BCS team: Michigan 2008
Last BYU road win (non-neutral site) against BCS team: Washington 2008.

Last time BYU played BCS team on the road (non-neutral site): Washington 2008.

I have to admit that Utah needs to find a way to win Pac-10 road games. Their last Pac-10 road win (non-neutral site) was at Arizona in 2004.

To the extent that Dallas was a neutral site, sure. But yeah, Utah's clearly got us beat on those grounds.

[New Mexican Disaster]

Same for New Orleans.

Don't you have a book to read?

[All-American]

Same for New Orleans.

Try to keep up, son. He already covered bowl games in his list.

[All-American]

Try to keep up yourself, I covered bowl games and neutral sites games in my list.

Hmm. Irony isn't your strongest suit, isn't it? Never mind, then.

Anyway, thanks for the research. It proves my point well enough.