Never too early to start lining up ducks. They probably want to see if they can be next in line.I smell bull manure... the ACC grant in rights is in place until 2036 and would cost them hundreds of millions of dollars to get out of. Clemson and FSU don't add anything to the SEC in terms of adding more money.
Never too early to start lining up ducks. They probably want to see if they can be next in line.
Not saying the SEC would take 'em, or that they'd be leaving right away even if they could finagle an invite, but it hardly defies belief that they may have "reached out".
With their streaming/viewing numbers Oklahoma and Texas were no brainers to add. It doesn’t appear Clemson and Florida State carry anywhere near the same weight. Obviously adding two, if anymore were added, seems to be the trend to keep an even number of schools. Notre Dame would make the most sense from a viewers perspective. However I’ve consistently heard the SEC would like to add a school from North Carolina and Virginia.Never too early to start lining up ducks. They probably want to see if they can be next in line.
Not saying the SEC would take 'em, or that they'd be leaving right away even if they could finagle an invite, but it hardly defies belief that they may have "reached out".
Really tough game for you guys.
Maryland will play Miami at home.
Maybe Dawn and Kara will put things together on the flight home, if they haven’t already. When SC releases they’re non-conf, I’m expecting to see Duke on it.Since a certain un-named school from South Carolina (hint: they have a bird mascot) didn't step up to the plate.... good to see at least one team from SC with the guts to play us in the non-conference portion of the schedule.
Maybe Dawn and Kara will put things together on the flight home, if they haven’t already. When SC releases they’re non-conf, I’m expecting to see Duke on it.
It’s true that Oregon is scheduled to play at Northwestern, but it is scheduled for Dec. 21, well after their trip to the Bahamas. This is straight from Kelly Graves.Rumor (not officially confirmed that I can find) is that Oregon WBB will stop in Chicago for a game with Northwestern on the way to the Bahamas tournament.
The tournaments feel more lit this year than years past. No Notre Dame vs Michigan though makes me sad.
The field isn't too bad. Michigan is going to be a top 12 team this season with Naz Hillman. Georgia probably will be good again.The tournaments feel more lit this year than years past. No Notre Dame vs Michigan though makes me sad.
Sure they did, after they added von Oelhoffen in late January. They started out awful. By the end of the year, they were drastically improved. Absolutely couldn't hang w/ Stanford (or South Carolina), but otherwise were beating all comers in conference.just never really seemed to jell last year.