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College Football News, Rumor & Humor
- Thread starter Darth Snow
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Duh! Here’s a follow up from Wilner talking about the travel cost increase as well. UCLA really didn’t think things through before making the move
Let's revisit the decision in 10 years before concluding to hey didn't think it through
UCLA just tagged along with USC, lil' brother style. It's really gonna hurt their basketball program.
They made a decision to tag along with SC before understanding what the UC BOR were going do or the full extent of increased travel costs or what the Pac 12 could have had from a media deal that kept the LA market.
I don’t think it’s a stretch at all to say they didn’t think it all the way through and are likely disappointed that they are going to average a $45m/year net while SC, UW and Oregon will average $55m/year and their other B1G conference peers will average $65m-$70m/year.
Agree. And, there's a non-negligible chance this move keeps them relevant in the top tier of CFB while everyone not in the P2 wonders what could have been
Eh, half the teams in the P2 aren’t relevant going forward. UCLA won’t be relevant compared to Ohio State, Michigan, Oregon, etc the same way Purdue, Rutgers, Maryland, Indiana, Illinois, etc have never really been relevant. As long as the Big 12 has a reasonable path to the playoff, the upper 1/3 of that conference will be far more nationally relevant than the bottom half of the B1G/SEC.
I hope you're right
I know they probably don't worry about it, but damn, those that went to the B1G are gonna have huge travel costs.
You know, that old tale from the sea…
First LIV golf and now PAC-12 football? The tv ratings are going to be massive!
Dabo should have made the jump to the NFL when he had the chance. Wouldn’t be surprised if he has a run of 7-8 win seasons here and then chooses to go the way of Chip Kelly and becomes an OC at a top program or something
He's full of crap. The truth is that Dabo refuses to accept, let alone embrace, the changes that have occurred so he's avoiding reality. He's acting like a child.
Also, I don't know if I can think of a successful college coach less suited for the NFL. Veteran professional players would laugh his rah rah gooberism out of the room.
Some people are just horse n buggy people to the end.
Considering he’s never been a coordinator before, I’d love to see that.
If he actually used the portal correctly, he would not even have to use it for that many players every year.
**** the SEC still but this is a cool commercial.
I refuse to click on anything that puts a smile a southern boy's face.
Whoa
Looks like this happened in April.
According to the news outlets it happened last night...
Auburn RB Brian Battie reportedly injured in Sarasota shooting
“We are aware of the situation and are continuing to gather information,” an Auburn spokesperson.
www.al.com
