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byucougar1Just inked contract and TH looking to establish long term relationship. Good series to start developing.
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by byucougar1 · 2/23/2012
EM_Puma wrote:
I'm of the position that you only do one-and-dones at a neutral site. If Nebraska had any respect and saw us more than as a filler for a hole on their schedule, they would have signed up for a return, if at least, to a neutral site like in Denver.
Entering into this contract will only hang a sign on our back that we are willing to be a team's door mat in any future negotiations with any further BCS teams.
I know it's easy for me to say, but I wouldn't have done it without any future consideration. Could be that he thinking that way, but I only have the ability to see what is in front of me.
Lawboy wrote:
Love the game, hate the precedent.
Based upon TH's comments, I expect a home and home with NU to be coming. Which will effectively make it a 2 for 1. This is what happened with the Texas series, by the way. Veiled attempt to not announce a 2 for 1, when effectively, it is just that.
scott715 wrote:
ESPN wants good games at LES so those should be coming down the road.
It is likely that other games with the Huskers are close to being finished, and that BYU was essentially forced into announcing this one game to the public before it really wanted to because of Nebraska's intent to announce that it had finalized its 2012 and 2015 schedules. This looks like it could eventually end up like the series BYU set up with Texas.
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Deep Shades of Blue reported in 2011 that sources close the situation were indicating that BYU was close to announcing a deal to play the Cornhuskers. At that time the deal appeared to be a home-and-home series along with a game to be played at a neutral site.
scott715 wrote:
Like Texas hopefully this one and done is added to by a home and home. Then it would be sweet if other home and homes are added down the line. I bet that is what TH is working on. ESPN wants good games at LES so those should be coming down the road.