Which values are those again—the ones where you have to wear holy underwear in a special lobby, or the one where polygamy is okay?

To the then-Pac-10? Yes, you are correct, those four were going to be going in lockstep, because neither flagship school could get approval without taking one of the lesser schools along for the ride.

Now...if the Big XII collapses, I could see the flagship schools being allowed to go their own way to maintain success…

Except BYU has the ‘no activities on Sunday’ derp that completely fucks with everyone’s schedules to the point where the juice isn’t worth the squeeze.

Had BYU not maintained this derp, the Pac-12 may have held its nose and picked them over Utah (even over the objection of the Cali schools).

You’re running out of football ‘inventory’ schools, if you will. And basketball, while not nearly as big of a ratings and money grabber, is still big, especially for legacy schools like Kansas. And the B1G is looking for more AAA inventory to give to the big networks so they can keep the AA and lower inventory for the…

I bet Oklahoma wishes they could have a do-over from when they said they were hitching the Schooner to Bevo back in 2010...

...because even if the Big XII expands to 12 teams again, there’s not much quality out there that can be brought in.

Houston is effectively a commuter school, and we’re seeing an end to the era of…

Don’t forget Delaney has a soft-spot for Basketball and has worked tirelessly to make the B1G one of the top two Basketball conferences.

Kansas’ basketball prowess and cache will get them a B1G invite if they want, no problem. Plus, technically they’ve been to a top tier bowl more recently than aTm, Mizzery, or…

You are correct, EDXK—Oklahoma can’t leave unless the legislature lets them. The same legislature that’s more or less bought and paid for by T. Boones Pickens (hey—kind of like the OSU Athletic Program!)

Only way I see Oklahoma leaving OSU in the dust is the complete collapse of the Big XII, and it’s either one school…

Damn...wish I was half as good as either of those gentlemen at KI...

Alright, so only two of the twelve titles are exclusive to the PS4, and one of them is a remaster of a PS3 game? Meanwhile, three current gen exclusives, including two new IPs, are gracing Microsoft’s list. Of course, Sony’s machine is the only home of new IPs, isn’t it. :-|

I know that they’re competitors, but I’d really like to see Sony and Microsoft pay reverence on their sites. He’s built characters and games that provided the foundation from which Sony and Microsoft make their money—even though Nintendo is competition, a unified memorial message/video of respect shouldn’t be out of…

With all of the non-2015 games Sony announced at E3, I’m shocked that GT7 wasn’t one of them. Especially with Forza 6 being at the show and looking/playing beautifully.

What’s sad/pathetic about all of the Sony E3 conference love is that these same people were just a year or two ago jumping all over Microsoft’s shit for doing the same type of conference.

Now, Sony may have a glorious 2016 E3 when their console-exclusives start showing up in the marketplace, but last I checked, we’re…

Yeah, but Jak and Daxter was good on all three counts before Uncharted.

Killzone...well...there’s a lot that’s better left unsaid.

Four years, huh? Too bad they couldn’t have put that energy into making the Killzone franchise worthwhile instead.

And yeah, this, like much of Sony’s conference, really smacks of glossed mediocrity.

Uh huh.

They’ve already said they’re porting over as well, as long as they were DLC that worked with RB1, 2, or 3, IIRC. Shouldn’t be an issue.

What’s funny is that Sony even included discussion on their new TV service and covered very little that will be exclusive and out by end of 2015.

When Microsoft did something similar, they were lambasted for it. Sony? OMFG, t3h CONfERENCE of E31111!!!!!111!1!

Reality.

You’d need a Bluetooth dongle, unless your mobo has some sort of Bluetooth transmitter/receiver on it.

Setting the bar rather low, are we?

Hell, as long as Nintendo announces a new exclusive title that comes out in 2015, they’ll have exceeded the Sony conference...