...and Big Ten Commish Jim "Logic Has No Place Here" Delaney is evidently a prick. The conference head honcho has given JoePa an irreverent ...with all due respect...
[To clarify for you Reader, the Big Ten is actually made up of eleven tackle football teams. To add one more would put them on a "level" playing field with other conferences like the SEC, Big 12, ACC...and would evidently change the conference's name to the Big Ten+2.]
Recently the aged yet sharp as a tack Nittany Lion HC lambasted his own conference for not adding a 12th team and in due order, a conference championship game. His arguments were as pointed as they were salient:
* Big Ten teams finish their season weeks ahead of other conferences who have the CCG
* The Big Ten sucks in its own premier bowl (no Rosey wins since the last millennium)
* The Big Ten sucks in BCS games (see Ohio State, BCS bust)
* Why not take a bite of the pie the SEC has been enjoying since the early '90s?
* The Big Ten sucks in its own premier bowl (no Rosey wins since the last millennium)
* The Big Ten sucks in BCS games (see Ohio State, BCS bust)
* Why not take a bite of the pie the SEC has been enjoying since the early '90s?
Delaney, non-plussed, argued that both of his hips are natural. Paterno pestered further: Everybody else is playing playoffs on television...you never see a Big Ten team mentioned, so I think that's a handicap.
This from a man who has used a cane in transportation...Delaney should lend an ear. Instead he points out that the ACC and WAC CCGs have been played to crowds rivaling some high school orchestra concerts. Delaney argues: Has it (the CCG) enhanced the competitiveness of the WAC? I don't know.
Hypodermically speaking, who would the Big 11 add? JoePa suggests raiding the Big East for Rutgers, Syracuse or Pitt. Delaney evidently still has the hots for Notre Dame, "...there aren't a lot that could bring so much to make the choice an easy one."
Yeh, but what are their orchestra programs like?
JoePa says, "Can you hear this?"
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