Watch NCAA football games online all season long with fuboTV: Start with a 7-day free trial! WHERE DOES OKLAHOMA TURN NOW? AND WHAT ABOUT LSU? Mo’ money, mo’ problems could be a reality for the notorious Big 12 turncoats. If Oklahoma slips are losing Riley and Texas doesn’t regain its footing, it would be a powerful dose of humility for the two schools that launched the latest realignment spasm.

Mike Bohn is on the verge of the administrative coup that his two most recent athletic director predecessors at USC could never have pulled off. Riley looked like the best option in September, then everything went subterranean for months. The Trojans were the first to fire, and they clearly used that time to put everything in place to land the biggest catchable fish.

Thus USC has won the 2021 coaching carousel-for now. He’s a man with options, and he’s prepared to exercise them. He doesn’t need to butt heads with Alabama and Georgia and LSU and Texas A&M and Florida and Auburn. Unless the Longhorns can dramatically change its trajectory, they will be one of the worst three or four teams in the SEC upon entry.) (Texas is on an even more nonsensical path. They may also get their royal asses kicked there, but hey-they can afford to build more stuff and hire more analysts, right? Isn’t that what fans want: the shiniest buildings and biggest staffs, instead of winning more games? No matter what he might say, Riley’s departure and Oklahoma’s realignment gambit probably are not coincidental occurrences.Ĭollege football has upped its considerable greed to new levels, to the point that Texas (3) and Oklahoma (4) are departing a conference that has bent to their whims for decades so they can make more money in the SEC. So is his university, which is leaving a Big 12 Conference it has dominated for the meat grinder of the SEC.

Mo money mo problems year