[Husker] OU and UT

[Mark Landin]

Not sure I got your whole message steven. I'm in OK too and while they
hate the horns, they would also fight tooth and nail to keep playing
the Red River Rivalry no matter what. I just don't think the schools
are obsessed with stayong in the same conference.

On 6/5/10, Steven <jfpgroup at suddenlink.net> wrote:
> I live in the state of Oklahoma...and most "fans" of OU hate Texas worse
> than we do..  As far as the
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> From: "Mark Landin" <marklandin at gmail.com>
> To: "David Strong" <gbrlist at yahoo.com>; "Husker List" <husker at tssi.com>
> Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2010 7:55 PM
> Subject: Re: [Husker] OU and UT
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>> Well you know they've only been conference partners for 14 years. I
>> don't know of anything tieing them together except gentlemen's
>> agreements (an ironic term to use regarding those schools to be sure)
>> between school presidents. Neither school is going to pass up a good
>> offer due to reluctance from the other. I'm sure they'd continue to
>> meet annually even if they parted confernec-wise.
>>
>> On 6/5/10, David Strong <gbrlist at yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> Does anyone have an idea about how strong the relationship is between
>>> Oklahoma and Texas?  Are they joined at the hip with respect to the
>>> conference offers?  It would seem to me that a united OU/UT would be a
>>> very
>>> strong thing.  Would OU ever consider going a different direction than UT
>>> and vice versa?
>>>
>>> Dave
>>>
>>>
>>>
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