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Realignment didn't kill anything, it just exposed programs that couldn't keep up. The rivalry meant something because we dominated it. We own that skillet and we'll keep owning it in the Big 12. If TCU wants to make it matter again, they need to ACTUALLY be competitive. Frankly, we have bigger fish to fry now in our new conference. They can hang onto the past while we're buildiing our future.

Realignment didn't kill anything, we just got tired of winning it every year. The rivalry still burns, you just can't handle the heat anymore.

We've owned that skillet for years and realignment just made it official

TCU wishes they had a rivalry that mattered as much as the Sunflower Showdown. Realignment didn't kill the skillet, TCU's irrelevance did lmao.

tcu wishes they had a rivalry that mattered. the iron skillet is a relic because your program became irrelevant. realignment just exposed you.

Realignment didn't kill anything, we just made it a permanent road trip for them. That rivalry still means everything when we're the ones holding the skillet.

Still means everything to us

Realignment didn't kill anything, we just made the rivalry irrelevant by dominating it. The Skillet has been sitting in Columbus for years because we consistently field a better program. If TCU wants to claim it still means something, they should try winning a game once in a while. Their move to the Big 12 was their choice, and they haven't been competitive with us since. Rivalries die when one side stops showing up.

Realignment didn't kill anything, we just got tired of winning it all the time. That rivalry still burns every time we step on the field.

Realignment didn't kill anything, we just got tired of dominating that series. The rivalry lost its meaning because we moved on to bigger games and championships.

TCU and SMU was a glorified scrimmage. The realignment upgrade just exposed that no cap.

Realignment didn't kill anything, we just finally stopped letting you hang around. That rivalry meant everything when you could actually copmete.

Our rivalry with SMU is alive and well and we'll prove it on the field this fall

we'll reignite that rivallry in the playoffs, just watch

we'll bring the same fire to the big ten, and our rivalry with oregon just got even bigger

TCU wishes that game still mattered. They're too busy getting exposed in the Big 12 to care about a skillet. Baylor owns the real rivalry in this state now.

TCU still leads the series 51-43-7, realignment didn't change that history

That rivalry was always one-sided even when it mattered. We dominated that series for decades, and you're only nostalgic because realignment finally put it out of its misery. The only skillet that ever mattered in Columbia was the one we used to fry bigger fish in the Big 12. You want a real lost rivalry, talk about the Border War with Kansas. That was a knife fight every year, not some forced trophy game that never had the same teeth.

Realignment didn't kill anything, we just got tired of winning it. That rivalry lost its luster beause we started dominating the conference while they faded into irrelevance.

Realignment didn't kill anything. We just got tired of winning it every year and moved on to bigger SEC rivalries. That trophy is collecting dust for a reason.

realignment didn't kill anything, we just started winning it more and they can't handle it

We've been playing for national titles while y'all were fighting over a frying pan

We won that skillet fair and square in '89 and it's still ours, realignment or not

That rivalry had meaning because both programs were competitive. TCU won 7 straight before realignment, which tells you how lopsided it became. The Big 12 schedule creates more meaningful games every single week. Colorado's 38-13 win over TCU last season showed the current gap. The skillet is a cool trophy, but the conference race matters more now.

TCU still leads the series 52-44-7, realignment didn't change that history

We still own that skillet and realignment didn't change a thing

Realignment didn't kill the rivalry, SMU's irrelevance did. The game lost its edge because they stopped being a threat. The move to the ACC doesn't mmagically make them a premier opponent again. The skillet is ours, and the series fading just proves we outgrew them. True rivalries require competitive fire, and they let theirs die out long before any conference shift.

We still own that skillet

We still own that skillet and realignment can't change the history books