Let The Media Frenzy Begin

Managing Editor
Posted Jul 26, 2010


Big 12 coaches, players and media members flock to Dallas for what could be an interesting three days of questions finally being answered ... or not.

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DALLAS — There is no doubt in my mind that this will be one of the best media days events in Big 12 history.

It also will be the last with two schools who hopefully still show up to the Westin hotel in Dallas.

The talk about Nebraska and Colorado playing in their final season will surely be the hottest topics with the national and regional media.

Will Colorado spend its last season with head coach Dan Hawkins and have a new one when it joins the Pac-10 next season?

Can Nebraska win the North Division one final time and claim their third and final Big 12 Championship just down the highway at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington before saying good bye to Big 12 Commissioner Dan Beebe and the other 11 schools?

Can Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin stay healthy all season and send Baylor to their first bowl game in more than a decade?

Will preseason MVP Jerrod Johnson lead the Aggies to a bowl win and finally put Texas A&M back with the Big 12 elite?

What I want to know is what will the name be next season. Will it even change? Can we just get rid of the number at least?

When it comes to Texas Tech on the other hand, there will be plenty of media members salivating at the chance to hear new head coach Tommy Tuberville go off again about the TV revenue sharing or his comparison of Beebe to the other commissioners of the BCS Conferences.

I think Tuberville is done touching on that subject.

Instead, the talk will be about the new version of the “Air Raid” offense in Lubbock and who will be running it.

Sticks or Potts?

Both Steven Sheffield and Taylor Potts will be on hand to answer those questions and even somewhat create their own platforms for their starting quarterback candidacy. It’s a nice change from practically having to break into a practice at Tech in prior seasons and hopefully yank a star player aside to get a quote from him.

Stay tuned — this will for sure be an interesting three days in Dallas.

Travis Cram is the Managing Editor for RaiderPower.com. Follow his daily updates and news on Twitter. Join the Official RaiderPower.com fan page on Facebook.

 



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