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This one takes the cake
I guess it's up to us to save Maryland from their fate in the Big Ten.This one takes the cake
That'll be a tough sell without BC.
Maybe they'll stop aspiring to Rutgers by then? And consider a place where they have a chance to compete. I know, crazy talk.How do you get Maryland out of the Big 10?
And no Syracuse? lolThat'll be a tough sell without BC.
Haven’t watched yet so I have no comment at the moment (other than probably not true; grain of salt and all that), but headline says “source: big 12, acc merger plan completed” and some teams getting left out.
Haven’t watched yet so I have no comment at the moment (other than probably not true; grain of salt and all that), but headline says “source: big 12, acc merger plan completed” and some teams getting left out.

If this happens in conjunction with the media deals expiring, then it really doesn’t matter. The same way the Catholic schools left The Big East, schools from ACC and Big 12 could form their own league and leave some schools out.If there is a merger of the B12/ACC, I think its much more likely all the schools stay and this unwieldly beast doubles down on the ACC eyeballs formula for distributing the revenue. In football and basketball, they might need to divide into an A and B pool with internal relegation. For all other sports they could benefit some by a minor reshuffling by geography to save on travel. Regardless, unless a school voluntarily withdraws, I don't see a politically viable way to cull the heard in the process if the ACC/B12 heads lead the charge.
That said, I suppose Miami/Clemson/FSU could agree to form a new conference on their own and invite who they want from the ACC/B12 pool. I suppose that is a scenario that could unfold in about 5 years. It went well for WSU/OSU with the P12 rebuild.![]()
Yep. The demise of the old SWC saw schools like Rice and TCU and Houston get left behind.If this happens in conjunction with the media deals expiring, then it really doesn’t matter. The same way the Catholic schools left The Big East, schools from ACC and Big 12 could form their own league and leave some schools out.
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HBCU football teams to play upstart Chicago State in '26 season
Chicago State University is set to make history this fall, and HBCUs will be part of it.hbcusports.com
This affects our CCSU friends (and UNH) in the NEC.
Chicago State straight to FCS from scratch.