I've always thought it would end up something like that. It destroys college football but that seems to be what the decision makers want. They'll both make boatloads of money and the SEC will continue to win every football national title.I've posted on two conferences as well.
SEC and B1G. 40 teams each. Four divisions of 10.
ESPN will have SEC properties and B1G will be FOX.
It would be more lime NFL with NFC amd AFC.
Alternate which side televises the championship.
GoKU's exact quote:He said he was going to stay off the board until Friday or next week. And if it didn’t happen he’d come back and take his lumps.
Sounds like that is where things are as of Wednesday afternoon.We’re out. Cal, Stanford, Oregon, and Washington to B1G. Arizona, Arizona State, and Utah to Big 12.
What current conference opponents does FSU bus its football team to? Which SEC schools (outside of Florida and perhaps Auburn & Alabama) would they bus the football team to?In the past few days, rumors have circulated around the B1G adding: FSU, Clemson, Oregon, Washington, Stanford and Cal.
FSU doesn't need planes to travel to SEC schools.
In the past few days, rumors have circulated around the B1G adding: FSU, Clemson, Oregon, Washington, Stanford and Cal.
FSU doesn't need planes to travel to SEC schools.
In Hyannis, sitting outside, sipping a beer, reading the boneyard.I'm currently on vacation and have been going to my computer every free minute i have haah
From whom were you hearing these things?GOKU was adamant that it was UConn, ASU and Arizona with Colorado and said he was going silent until Friday. If he is wrong then he will come back to own up. But honestly, I do not doubt he was in the know for some things...I was hearing the same... just a lot has changed that I dont think even Yormark anticipated. Many more options are opening up... no need to force prior plans now.
It should be on Depot Campus.
Not necessarily. We probably will backfill what is left of the ACC. It is not crazy to think that the old Big East football schools end upSounds like that is where things are as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Big Ten examining potential additions of Oregon, Washington, California and Stanford to conference
The Big Ten is taking a preliminary look at further expansion amid growing uncertainty on the West Coastwww.cbssports.com
This is the beginning of the end for CFB. The B1G goes to 20 so the SEC needs to keep up. They have 16 so they need 4 more. They go to the ACC and take their prize desire of UVA, UNC, and then maybe Clemson and FSU but not sure they really care because they already have a school in each of those states. Now the ACC backfills with UConn and.....umm..... The PAC is gone, Oregon St and Wazu go to the MWC and the Big 12 just fights for survival. Maybe the SEC takes UVA and UNC from the ACC and two from the Big 12? Who knows.
All I know is that this will kill one conference entirely and gut the ACC.
Oh and CR #1 occurs and UConn is still on the outside looking in.....
The squeeze continues…
I agree it looks like it’s heading this way. But I think this is the next step in college football splitting away from NCAA. And I think they’d be making a major mistake.I've posted on two conferences as well.
SEC and B1G. 40 teams each. Four divisions of 10.
ESPN will have SEC properties and B1G will be FOX.
It would be more lime NFL with NFC amd AFC.
Alternate which side televises the championship.
Commissioners rarely make the call when it comes to expansion. Tv networks and university presidents make that call.Yormark would take UConn. Public opinion would be Utah but we’ll see who makes the call
Wow I’ve read a lot of posts since then in a relatively short amount of time.GoKU's exact quote:
This is my last post till this is all done, which should be by Friday or early next week. I stand by what I posted. There will be 16 teams, Colorado Arizona UConn and ASU. If I'm wrong, I will be back here to own it.
Post 14177 in this thread if anyone needs confirmation.
The B1G long patient game seems to be coming together ....rather stunning.
Let them home schoolAnd to stay on point, E.O. Smith serves Ashford and Willington too. The school should be north of the UConn campus, perhaps off Route 44. Move it and let Storrs Center grow.