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Would an undefeated UC team get a title shot over one loss USC, Ohio St, etc

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Nippert Stadium seats ~35,000, the Shoe seats ~90,000, why would they want to play in Cincinnati? Looking at options to get out of the 2012 game? Proof? Link? Facts? I doubt it.

 

You can't even get right where the game was to be played and you are asking me for proof??? :lol: :lol:

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You can't even get right where the game was to be played and you are asking me for proof??? :lol: :lol:

 

If I’m wrong, I’ll admit it and I am. I apologize. Here is the link from the NCAA website reference the OSU vs UC contract.

 

http://www.ncaa.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/031808aas.html

From your link.

 

"This particular football scheduling agreement with Ohio State, like all agreements, contained a buyout clause for the game in 2012." says Director of Athletics Mike Thomas. "It was clear that Ohio State was prepared to exercise its contractual option to vacate this particular game, but we were able to negotiate an enhanced agreement for 2012."

 

"UC had no legal recourse, nor means to stop this action from taking place, due to the language in the original contract."

 

OSU wanted out of it all together and UC was able to salvage the game by playing it up there. As UC has continued to climb OSU has continued to look at ways to eliminate the game, but BK wants it played BAD. If BK isn't here in 2012 I don't expect the game to be played...

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