ARE YOU READY FOR SOME BIG XII VOLLEYBALL??

[morkfromork]

HERE ON WEDNESDAY NIGHHHHTTTTTTT ;D:

Iowa State at Baylor* Waco, Texas 6:30 p.m.

Oklahoma at Texas A&M* College Station, Texas 6:30 p.m.

UMKC at Missouri Columbia, Mo. 6:30 p.m.

Colorado at Texas Tech* Lubbock, Texas 7:00 p.m.

Kansas State at Kansas* Lawrence, Kan. 7:00 p.m.

Texas at Nebraska* Lincoln, Neb.

My winners: Baylor, Oklahoma, Missouri, CU, K-State, Nebraska.

[chada]

I like A&M at home, may be overrated with a cup cake non-conf schedule. But it's the Aggies... at home... they get a good crowd going, and against an opponent of equal caliber, I think they pull it off.

[Pirate VB Fan]

ISU
TAMU
MO
Colorado
K-State
And even though I would love to be wrong: Nebraska

p.s. It is the "University of Colorado at Boulder" and the "University of Colorado" system, so why in the world do they abbreviate it "CU"? But dyslexic spelling use they do.

[chipNdink]

Cause in the Midwest, U of C usually means University of Chicago.

[gobigred]

It's a Big 12 thing. Don't know the history behind it, but everyone in Big 12 territory knows the schools by those initials. CU, NU, KU, OU, BU. Texas is weird and goes by UT.

Nebraska does have some history with NU. Our school song, which goes back to the early 20th century I'm sure, references..."Good ole' Nebraska U."

[huskervbfan]

huskyvbfan said:

ISU
TAMU
MO
Colorado
K-State
And even though I would love to be wrong: Nebraska

p.s. It is the "University of Colorado at Boulder" and the "University of Colorado" system, so why in the world do they abbreviate it "CU"? But dyslexic spelling use they do.

NU = Nebraska
KU = Kansas
KSU = Kansas State
ISU = Iowa State
etc.
We do it right, The rest of you do it wrong ;D

[duhnderdawg]

gobigred42 said:

Nebraska does have some history with NU. Our school song, which goes back to the early 20th century I'm sure, references..."Good ole' Nebraska U."

So does OU... "Rah, Oklahoma! Rah, Oklahoma! O-K-U!"