Their hope, ... is to still be able to play the game in the dome, but it's too early to tell if that is going to be possible.

Each team within a conference will be evaluated singularly, and then they will be clustered to determine an average. Each member will be considered separately within all of the criteria.

That's really found money that you don't anticipate.

It's more of an update on where they (Sugar Bowl and Southeastern Conference officials) are in determining the feasibility of hosting the game in Louisiana. Their first option is to have the game in Louisiana.

It's like anything. It's an ongoing process, and you learn as you experience the process and what it entails.

It's the first time that has happened to the Big 12 in its 10-year history.

It's just too early on their end to even speculate.

At this point, it's just too early to speculate.

Even though the practice made sense from a statistical standpoint and mathematical standpoint, there just wasn't a comfort level with points being taken away or added to the system.

It is a random process, and we can't go to the Harris people and tell them they have to choose a certain person.