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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues

Is this crazy?


I'm leaning toward the USC/UCLA news probably being a good thing in my life.

Either A: CU gags its way into a B1G invite that would keep us in the top tier of divisions and give us the financial resources to believe things could be great again.

Or B: CU is left out, the dream officially dies, we can stop deluding ourselves while wasting so much time/money/emotion of Buffs football, use the games as a low key social event, and realize that for basketball fans we aren't hurt by this and are probably helped by the school's budget & focus shifting to hoops.

Frankly, both options are better than what's been going on -if we're being real- since the 2003 scandal.
And, most importantly, we cure cancer

Karl Dorrell will be remembered as a hero for centuries
 
why would nd do that? now? you are again missing the forest for the trees. they have a tv contract. they have good scheduled games. they have a lights out great recruiting class. why would they change anything NOW? and they are tied into NBC. you are not making sense.

The TV contract certainly wasn't an issue when ND played as a full member of the ACC 2 years ago. The contract with NBC could easily be worked out one way or another and the money ND gets from that pales in comparison to what they would get from the B1G. Plus ND could probably be guaranteed a game on CA every year now with SC and UCLA on board so they wouldn't be giving up an annual game in CA. ND likes to play games in the east coast too. No problem, Rutgers and Maryland are there. If anything it would make perfect sense for ND, they would just have to swallow their pride.

And the value of the B1G media rights could end up being even more if ND joins. We'd be talkig about a conference with USC, ND, Ohio State, and Michigan, those are 4 of the biggest names in college football.
 
The TV contract certainly wasn't an issue when ND played as a full member of the ACC 2 years ago. The contract with NBC could easily be worked out one way or another and the money ND gets from that pales in comparison to what they would get from the B1G. Plus ND could probably be guaranteed a game on CA every year now with SC and UCLA on board so they wouldn't be giving up an annual game in CA. ND likes to play games in the east coast too. No problem, Rutgers and Maryland are there. If anything it would make perfect sense for ND, they would just have to swallow their pride.

And the value of the B1G media rights could end up being even more if ND joins. We'd be talkig about a conference with USC, ND, Ohio State, and Michigan, those are 4 of the biggest names in college football.
this is not happening now. zero chance.

they have already made 2 playoffs and their chances to make more are not getting worse, they are getting better-- the p5 auto bid idea is dead.

and, the acc doesn't matter.
 
The TV contract certainly wasn't an issue when ND played as a full member of the ACC 2 years ago. The contract with NBC could easily be worked out one way or another and the money ND gets from that pales in comparison to what they would get from the B1G. Plus ND could probably be guaranteed a game on CA every year now with SC and UCLA on board so they wouldn't be giving up an annual game in CA. ND likes to play games in the east coast too. No problem, Rutgers and Maryland are there. If anything it would make perfect sense for ND, they would just have to swallow their pride.

And the value of the B1G media rights could end up being even more if ND joins. We'd be talkig about a conference with USC, ND, Ohio State, and Michigan, those are 4 of the biggest names in college football.
ND could likely be blackmailed to join a conference at this point.... if B1G0 and SEC say join a conference or you wont be scheduled. With the remaining Scrap programs it poses a problem where their playoff hopes die and the ACC isn't likely to hold up... So ... Big10 or SEC
 
ND could likely be blackmailed to join a conference at this point.... if B1G0 and SEC say join a conference or you wont be scheduled. With the remaining Scrap programs it poses a problem where their playoff hopes die and the ACC isn't likely to hold up... So ... Big10 or SEC
yes eventually that will be how it will go-- the current system and contracts give them everything they want. when that changes, they will change. we aren't there yet.

they do not have to make that decision now. they are the ****ing fighting irish-- they have a seat at the big kids table no matter what happens.
 
Conference of Champions!
Bill Walton be like
drunk the legend of sleepy hollow GIF
 
Notre Dame would be just fine remaining independent in football.

They're such a draw that they could line up a quasi B1G schedule with a set of traditional rivals: USC, UM, MSU, Purdue.

Then add Stanford, BC and Navy.

Final 5 games are flex and it's more than enough schedule to make the playoffs while drawing huge numbers.
 

yep. no urgency now. so ****ing screwed, we are.so.****ing.screwed. anything that happens now with the big will be on their terms and at their own pace.

oregon getting rejected is not good. it leaves everyone hanging.
 
yep. no urgency now. so ****ing screwed, we are.so.****ing.screwed. anything that happens now with the big will be on their terms and at their own pace.

oregon getting rejected is not good. it leaves everyone hanging.
Agreed. The Oregon snub is bad news.
 
If UO, UW, and the Bay schools stick around, I say **** it. Put offers out to BYU and Boise St., then try to add Gonazaga for hoops.
byu is still going to be a real problem for leadership at a lot of the remaining schools.

big 12 leftovers:

cinn
byu
isu
ku
ksu
osu
baylor
houston
tcu
tech
wvu
ucf

dead pac leftovers:

CU
utah
asu
ua
cal
stan
oregon
osu
uw
wsu

putting this collection together seems improbable at best and even if you add "good" g5 teams, so what?

i hate all this.
 
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