karen lotz;672972 wrote:He didn't say 2011, but considering the OP said they turned down a game for opening weekend of 2011, that could be implied. Why would TCU call OSU about a game for 2011 when their schedule is already set. I'm sorry you can't put 2 and 2 together.
karen lotz;672976 wrote:Right. I'm sure TCU is skeerd of OSU. Also, TCU didn't buy the billboard space in Columbus. A TCU alum did. Small difference.
karen lotz;672972 wrote:He didn't say 2011, but considering the OP said they turned down a game for opening weekend of 2011, that could be implied. Why would TCU call OSU about a game for 2011 when their schedule is already set. I'm sorry you can't put 2 and 2 together.
Ok, I pick 2011.ytownfootball;672977 wrote:Doesn't matter what year, pick one. But I'm not implying a damn thing.
Tiger2003;672982 wrote:Just like Notre Dame is skeerd of joining the Big Ten.
karen lotz;672985 wrote:Ok, I pick 2011.
OSU had an opening. TCU didn't call then.No he didn't.No he definitely didn't say 2011.
He didn't say 2011, but considering the OP said they turned down a game for opening weekend of 2011, that could be implied. Why would TCU call OSU about a game for 2011 when their schedule is already set. I'm sorry you can't put 2 and 2 together.
Tiger2003;672964 wrote:Once again TCU is not tOSU!!!! So no they would not.
Easy for him to say, knowing it isn't going to happen.dat dude;672878 wrote:Make it happen, please.
wildcats20;672999 wrote:OSU had an opening. TCU didn't call then.
karen lotz;673028 wrote:I assume you are referring to the Colorado date? The original OSU schedule had Bowling Green on it.
SportsAndLady;673034 wrote:It would be sweet as an OSU fan to schedule TCU or Boise to a home and home. We would have one of the toughest OOC records in the country. If it was a 2011-2012 thing, in 2012 we'd play Cal and UC at home, and TCU on the road. That'd be a ridiculous OOC schedule.
Now, the way reaching the BCS game is set up, no chance in hell does OSU do this. But from a fan's perspective, it'd be cool.
ytownfootball;673040 wrote:So that proves OSU would be willing to re do the schedule, more proof of why they should just man-up or shut up.
karen lotz;673050 wrote:TCU is not looking for a big pay day.
karen lotz;673050 wrote:Colorado was looking for a huge payout because their Athletic Department is having money problems. Like I said in my first post, TCU is not looking for a big pay day.
karen lotz;673050 wrote:Colorado was looking for a huge payout because their Athletic Department is having money problems. Like I said in my first post, TCU is not looking for a big pay day.
True, except TCU is looking for theirs in terms of a home and home with Wisconsin, not to be a sacrificial lamb like Colorado.SportsAndLady;673056 wrote:Everybody is looking for a big pay day.
ytownfootball;673057 wrote:TCU is looking for respect...you don't get it by kicking sand from a mile away. Put up or shut up.
karen lotz;673068 wrote:True, except TCU is looking for theirs in terms of a home and home with Wisconsin, not to be a sacrificial lamb like Colorado.
Didn't they just beat Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl? It would appear that Wisconsin is dodging a trip to TCU, not the other way around.
Tiger2003;673076 wrote:How is Wisconsin dodging TCU?
se-alum;673073 wrote:You can rule out a OSU-Boise home and home, maybe a home and neutral or a neutral/neutral, but OSU isn't playing an OOC game in a stadium that only holds about 30,000. TCU only holds about 40,000, so that isn't happening either.
Tiger2003;672861 wrote:TCU turns down a chance to play in Madison on opening week of college football in the 2011 season. TCU AD said he didn't like that it was just a 1 year deal.
I dont give a fuck if it's a 1, 2 or 3 year deal, TCU should have jumped at this I think. TCU will open with Baylor instead.
http://sports.espn.go.com/dallas/ncf/news/story?id=6106632