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#3 now just move on down to 4.Dude, it's a freaking message board. Relax and perhaps find a new hobby.
#3 now just move on down to 4.Dude, it's a freaking message board. Relax and perhaps find a new hobby.
Kansas in the PAC? GEOGRAPHY BE DAMNEDIowa State in the B1G?? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
2026!?!?!Greg Flugaur@flugempire 5h5 hours ago
And with the approaching development of the ACCN (yes, it's happening) there will be a dynamic shift in Conf realignment in 2026..or..sooner
Iowa State in the B1G?? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
That arrangement would never happen. Kansas would go B1G rather than Pac and Pac would be just as happy with ISU+KSU as with doubling down in Kansas. B1G would much prefer Kansas to doubling down in Iowa. So big gains to switching Kansas and ISU.
If the ACC was going to consider adding WVU they would be in that conference already.
If the ACC was going to consider adding WVU they would be in that conference already.
The traditional ACC stuffed shirts view WVU with such disdain that they'll never be considered.
You are forgetting CR rule number 1Kansas in the PAC? GEOGRAPHY BE DAMNED
If there is critical thought involved, then the B1G should prefer UConn to Kansas or ISU or nearly anyone else.
Very good post but Uconn's position should be higher IMO due to eastern demo and wealth....I could see an OKIE/UCONN or VT/Uconn add to achieve B1g type longterm goals ...of course Texas is desirable to many but would want too many concessions and NC academic problems make them toxic now making UConn more appealing. 1 east and 1 south or west for now in my opinion.If the B1G could pick anyone they want, UConn would be between 4th and 6th on the list with Texas, UNC & UVA clearly ahead and grouped with Oklahoma and G Tech. U Texas brings football (or so they say), AAU and Texas's population (#2 - 27 million)to the B1G. UNC brings arguably the biggest basketball brand name (UNC deserving the death penalty aside), AAU, and North Carolina's growing population (#9 - just under 10 million). UVA brings AAU and allows the B1G to encircle the influential DC market. Oklahoma brings football cred; but, no AAU and a state, while growing, is not affluent and is just ahead in population (#28 - 3.9 million) over CT #29 - 3.8 million). But, if Oklahoma is part of the package to get Texas, then they pull way ahead. Georgia Tech brings some football history, AAU status, major research money, and access to Georgia' population (#8 - 10 million); but, they are a distant #2 in GA behind the Bulldogs. Thus, how the B1G values those aspects in comparison to UConn (basketball brand, access to NYC & Boston, hockey, and near AAU status) would be the question. I believe that Kansas would actually be behind UConn with equal weight in basketball, but located in a smaller (#34 - 2.9 million) in a low growth state and less sports to offer (no hockey, no soccer, football about the same, not likely to add lax).
If the ACC was going to consider adding WVU they would be in that conference already.
The traditional ACC stuffed shirts view WVU with such disdain that they'll never be considered.
Very good post but Uconn's position should be higher IMO due to eastern demo and wealth....I could see an OKIE/UCONN or VT/Uconn add to achieve B1g type longterm goals ...of course Texas is desirable to many but would want too many concessions and NC academic problems make them toxic now making UConn more appealing. 1 east and 1 south or west for now in my opinion.
Not a bad point as WVU's academic profile is clearly ahead of Louisville's. The thing is the ACC schools in question (UVA, UNC, Duke, Wake) have had this view of WVU for a century. Louisville only hit their radar recently.How stuffed can those shirts be if they took Louisville?