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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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Felt this was relevant to future speculation on realignment.
1. Assume the ACC basically has to dissolve once Clemson, FSU, UNC and one or two other programs get snatched up by the B1G/SEC
2. Big 12 goes after 5-6 of the ACC leftovers (Miami, GT, Louisville, NC State, VT, etc)
3. Probably a decent possibility UCLA decides the B1G isn’t worth roughly the same as they could have had by staying more regional, especially when they are likely a perennial bottom 1/4 program in the B1G.
4. They get Stanford and Cal to join them in going into the Big 12, a conference that could be upwards of 24-28 schools that has western and eastern divisions.
1. Assume the ACC basically has to dissolve once Clemson, FSU, UNC and one or two other programs get snatched up by the B1G/SEC
2. Big 12 goes after 5-6 of the ACC leftovers (Miami, GT, Louisville, NC State, VT, etc)
3. Probably a decent possibility UCLA decides the B1G isn’t worth roughly the same as they could have had by staying more regional, especially when they are likely a perennial bottom 1/4 program in the B1G.
4. They get Stanford and Cal to join them in going into the Big 12, a conference that could be upwards of 24-28 schools that has western and eastern divisions.
As a side note, I could easily see UCF surpassing FSU as the #2 state school in Florida. Both have upward trajectories, but UCF business, medical, and engineering schools are rising faster. Outside investment in Orlando is much higher than in Tallahassee, which is a government town where most of the lawmakers wish they didn’t have to visit.
This also applied to Orlando.
Missouri State joins Conference USA: League set to add Bears as full-time member in July 2025
The Bears are the latest in a long string of FCS programs making the jump to the higher level of the FBS ranks
www.cbssports.com
Missouri State to CUSA…been seeing that rumor for years and it finally happens.
Sleeping giant for G5 level.Missouri State joins Conference USA: League set to add Bears as full-time member in July 2025
The Bears are the latest in a long string of FCS programs making the jump to the higher level of the FBS ranks
Missouri State to CUSA…been seeing that rumor for years and it finally happens.
West Coast Conference Adds Grand Canyon University and Seattle University as Members
The West Coast Conference Presidents’ Council has approved the addition of Grand Canyon University and Seattle University as Conference members.
wccsports.com
Yep not far from KCMO, StL, and Memphis. A little further you get Chicago and Dallas.
CU would be easily top 5 in that case thanks to the one in Johnstown.
34 miles from Folsom Field to Buc-ee's.
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And it's spankin' new, too!
North Carolina now talking about leaving the ACC
sports.yahoo.com
Report surfaces that UNC BoT pushing to leave the ACC
Will the University of North Carolina leave the Atlantic Coast Conference? A new report suggests it could be heading that way.
sports.yahoo.com
