Conference realignment is one of my favorite topics, so seeing Texas pound Colorado in the Alamo Bowl on Tuesday night got me thinking.
Since leaving the Big 12, Colorado, Texas A&M, Nebraska and Missouri are a combined 250-216, that’s a .536 winning percentage. That’s mediocre (some would say av-rudge).
I’m sure some fans from those programs would say something along the lines of, “Well, it’s harder to win in the SEC/Big Ten/Pac-12 than it is in the Big 12.”
But looking deeper, those schools have won just two of their last eight matchups against Big 12 foes.