
Big 12 leaving UConn, Gonzaga behind in conference realignment will prove best for both in long run
The Big East and the West Coast Conference have been spared in realignment -- at least for now. That's a good thing for the Huskies and Zags
Sportskeeda is trash. Couldn't even finish that.If the below is true, UConn should look into this especially if Big East+ FB indy can't get close to this $14M number.
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Fan puts forth hypothesis of $280 million TV deal for the Pac-12 and AAC superconference if Oliver Luck succeeds in negotiating a fair deal
The Pac-12 is in a bit of a mess, and there could be a Pac-12 and AAC superconference forming.www.sportskeeda.com
People in 1990 would have said the same thing about UCONN hoops reaching excellence. We have the raw material to be a legitimate football school, we just need time to overcome the self-inflicted wounds of the past decade (PP, GDL, BD, RE2, cancelled season, Civil Conflict, worst defensive numbers in college history, low attendance, etc).We'll never have the hoops success in football. For some, that's what they expect and if we can't achieve that then we might as well not try. It's truly part of the attitude for why many are anti-football. "If we're never going to win the whole thing then why try?"
I sort of see why people think that but college football is a weird sport.
I do think that we could get to the point where we pump out a 9 or 10 win season once a decade and bowl more years than not. If Mora gets us to the foundation I think he's capable of getting us to, and we have a homerun hire after him, it's doable.
We really just need a decade of not having terrible teams and winning a big game here and there.
this guy is so non-key he should get his own thread
This will change the media narrative.We need hotter cheerleaders. No need for student cheerleaders. Get some professionals.
Nobody really wins. Another conference who has been around forever was destroyed, regional rivalries were destroyed, everyone will be flying all over the country for non-revenue sports...This has a peaceful ending in my opinion. Stanford and Cal take only 50% shares to go to the ACC. The expansion holdouts get compensation.
The Pac-12 invites all 12 MW institutions and Gonzaga.
The CFP goes to a 5/7 format instead of 6/6.
Everybody but OSU and WSU wins.
Wait! We win!?!?!This has a peaceful ending in my opinion. Stanford and Cal take only 50% shares to go to the ACC. The expansion holdouts get compensation.
The Pac-12 invites all 12 MW institutions and Gonzaga.
The CFP goes to a 5/7 format instead of 6/6.
Everybody but OSU and WSU wins.
I don’t debate that even though I think college sports are better with 6-7 top tier regional leagues.Nobody really wins. Another conference who has been around forever was destroyed, regional rivalries were destroyed, everyone will be flying all over the country for non-revenue sports...
This is like other people saying UConn has FCS facilities.Awesome that Cal, who sucks at everything and has no fans, will get a landing spot.
If the Pac is rebuilding and we can join as a football only, I don't see why not. Dream -- have a 12 team conference with an eastern flank of UConn, USF, Temple and Navy, a western flank of the four remaining Pac members and a central part of, say, San Diego State, SMU, and two others. The eastern flank are all football only members. UConn stays in the Big East, Temple goes back to the A-Ten (which would be good for their hoops as well), Navy stays in the Patriot and USF finds a southern conference without football. As to the eastern schools, three have played at a P-6 level when the Big East had a guaranteed big time bowl for their champion, and Navy has competed at a near P05 level for most of hte last 20 years. Plus, those are all schools that don't embarass Stanford and Cal academically.Navy FB to sail independent seas? Or, potentially Midshipmen FB in new PAC west?
Hypothetical, UConn FB in the east. Would UConn be interested in the latter ? ? ? No strong opinion, just tossed out for discussion purposes only.