Colin Cowturd was talking about how most of the PAC schools are located in cities that have other pro sorts teams they have to compete with for customers. True for at least half of them.
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Colin Cowturd was talking about how most of the PAC schools are located in cities that have other pro sorts teams they have to compete with for customers. True for at least half of them.
https://twitter.com/slmandel/status/1551569854934634496
The rage of Big 12 fans in the replies is interesting.
The rage of Big 12 fans in the replies is interesting.
rodmansrage
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it wouldnt surprise me to see some fucked up ACC/P12 'merger' between most of the teams in those conferences or uw/oregon/boof/youte go to big 10.
coug/beavlet probably wont make it.
just what im hearin....
coug/beavlet probably wont make it.
just what im hearin....
I like the coastal war idea. At least as insurance vs getting folded into the MWC.
B12 is dead. Acc still has some juice and fun matchups.
We need to stay relevant enough that when the ultimate inevitably super conference merger happens, we're in.
B12 is dead. Acc still has some juice and fun matchups.
We need to stay relevant enough that when the ultimate inevitably super conference merger happens, we're in.
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rodmansrage
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https://twitter.com/Brett_McMurphy/status/1552044720687284224?s=20&t=8k4N6C0waIs6cPdTjOKbEw
we? gone?
i do think 'we gone,' but still.
we? gone?
i do think 'we gone,' but still.
Motrboatnsob
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https://twitter.com/dennisdoddcbs/s...52303716409253889|twgr^|twcon^s1_c10&ref_url=
No one seems to have a clue what’s going and here’s one more
No one seems to have a clue what’s going and here’s one more
whatshouldicareabout
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Oregon and Washington to the Seattle Storm! Hardy har har.
greenblood
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There’s rumors that the big 10 wants 24 teams. Oregon, Washington, Stanford, and cal are basically locks
They also want Florida st and Miami. Miami and the sec don’t get along so big 10 is a better fit for Miami. They’ll want Florida st for the name and natural Miami rivalry.
That leaves 2. A lot of talk of Notre dame and Virginia. If Notre dame still says no. It’s Virginia and Virginia tech.
4 pods with six teams
Oregon
Washington
Cal
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Ohio state
Michigan
Michigan st
Penn st
Purdue
Indiana
Virginia
Virginia tech/Notre dame
Rutgers
Maryland
Miami
Florida st
That third pod would need to be tweaked though. That just seems brutal.
They also want Florida st and Miami. Miami and the sec don’t get along so big 10 is a better fit for Miami. They’ll want Florida st for the name and natural Miami rivalry.
That leaves 2. A lot of talk of Notre dame and Virginia. If Notre dame still says no. It’s Virginia and Virginia tech.
4 pods with six teams
Oregon
Washington
Cal
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Ohio state
Michigan
Michigan st
Penn st
Purdue
Indiana
Virginia
Virginia tech/Notre dame
Rutgers
Maryland
Miami
Florida st
That third pod would need to be tweaked though. That just seems brutal.
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rodmansrage
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if you're notre dame, it better be a metric fuckton of money to get you into the big 10 and out of that cakewalk to the playoff schedule.
IMO the 2nd pod needs the most tweaks. That’s a pathetic grouping headlined by Wisconsin? Iowa?
As long as we still have the yearly option of loosing to Cal. I’m in.
rodmansrage
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i think thats largely the b10 west now.
dont disagree though.
whatshouldicareabout
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Florida won't let FSU or Miami join the SEC, so it makes sense for the B1G to target them and get a foothold in the state.
The B1G is in the drivers set for establishing a new era of CFB, so it's chinteresting to see they're only talking about school revenue instead of attempted to leapfrog the SEC in terms of political power
The B1G is in the drivers set for establishing a new era of CFB, so it's chinteresting to see they're only talking about school revenue instead of attempted to leapfrog the SEC in terms of political power
If the coastal thing with the ACC can get around 85 cents on the dollar of a B1G deal I would rather do the coastal thing. Of course, it's way more complicated to arrange and ultimately likely to net less money so it won't happen.
They get there though
Killed by Bama in the 12 championship and two CFP appearances
