Will a Big 12 Legacy team ever win a conference championship?

[MeetTheFerentzes]

Will Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas or Texas A&M ever win the SEC?

With the intense competition year after year, it's tough to say. This season may have been the best chance and Texas came up a little short. Who knows when any of them might get another shot with all the terrific teams battling it out.

Will Baylor, Colorado, Iowa St, Kansas, Kansas St, Oklahoma St or Texas Tech ever win the Big 12?

This is probably the most likely possibility just from a numbers standpoint. Almost all of the newcomers (TCU, West Virginia, BYU, UCF, Cincinnati, Houston, Arizona, Arizona St and Utah) probably have had more success long-term and/or recently compared to most of the remaining original members. K-State, Baylor, Okie St and Colorado have all won the Big 12 even when there were marquee programs in the conference. So, although I think Utah, BYU and ASU will be the standard-bearers in the Big 12 for the most part, I think there's a good chance that one of the original members could sneak out of championship here or there.

Will Nebraska ever win the Big Ten?

Just kidding.

 

[Birky]

Of course, to the first two questions.

 

[ToddStrong]

Texas almost won it this year. Like then or not, they should always be a threat. The Middle 12 is going to be the conference where anybody has a chance. There isn't a true heavyweight in that league.

Real question is will a former B1G West team get to the conference title game before a former Big 12 legacy team wins an SEC Title?

 

[swagsurfer02]

Texas almost won it this year. Like then or not, they should always be a threat. The Middle 12 is going to be the conference where anybody has a chance. There isn't a true heavyweight in that league.

Real question is will a former B1G West team get to the conference title game before a former Big 12 legacy team wins an SEC Title?

Yes, I believe Texas will win the SEC and one of the legacy teams will win the Big 12.

I’m not sure you see one of the Big Ten West teams in the conference championship game for a long while.

 

[JerseyCityHawki]

Will Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas or Texas A&M ever win the SEC?

With the intense competition year after year, it's tough to say. This season may have been the best chance and Texas came up a little short. Who knows when any of them might get another shot with all the terrific teams battling it out.

Will Baylor, Colorado, Iowa St, Kansas, Kansas St, Oklahoma St or Texas Tech ever win the Big 12?

This is probably the most likely possibility just from a numbers standpoint. Almost all of the newcomers (TCU, West Virginia, BYU, UCF, Cincinnati, Houston, Arizona, Arizona St and Utah) probably have had more success long-term and/or recently compared to most of the remaining original members. K-State, Baylor, Okie St and Colorado have all won the Big 12 even when there were marquee programs in the conference. So, although I think Utah, BYU and ASU will be the standard-bearers in the Big 12 for the most part, I think there's a good chance that one of the original members could sneak out of championship here or there.

Will Nebraska ever win the Big Ten?

Just kidding.

Last question… when HELL freezes over Nebrah will win the BT.