That would make sense if the SEC wasn’t the best basketball conference now.Hope the big 12 and ACC push for a new march madness where big 12 and ACC get 9 locked in and sec/big10 get 2 each.
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That would make sense if the SEC wasn’t the best basketball conference now.Hope the big 12 and ACC push for a new march madness where big 12 and ACC get 9 locked in and sec/big10 get 2 each.
That’s why they’d want it. But the idea of guaranteed spots and byes is laughably opposite the entire premise of the CFPCash money, homey.
That would make sense if the SEC wasn’t the best basketball conference now.
This will grind some gears.
This will grind some gears.
This seems closer to what it lands to me. Unless they kick out some current members.
I think they have to look at football only being out of the NCAA. Basketball can stay under NCAA rule.Neither taking Duke would be a shocker. Even for basketball alone.
I think when this happens it will be football only and the schools will smarten up and move all their other sports back to the regional set ups of 10-12 schools.Neither taking Duke would be a shocker. Even for basketball alone.
This seems closer to what it lands to me. Unless they kick out some current members.
Totally agree on the fringe big 10/sec schools. I think they take the stance that we’re the big boys and protect our own though.Again I would argue you have to take out Vandy, Rutgers, Maryland.....and now looking more at it Indiana and Northwestern. TCU and Cincy should get in over those schools. Then you have the debate of Arizona and ASU. I totally get Colorado being a fringe school. Stanford also fringe.
But Coach Prime!?!!?!?!!?!?!?!?!!?!!Totally agree on the fringe big 10/sec schools. I think they take the stance that we’re the big boys and protect our own though.
Arizona and ASU and Colorado are floor mats. They don’t deserve any sniff at a the table in a super league. TCU definitely does.
It can't be called a super league with Vandy and Rutgers involved. Rutgers and Maryland don't have a long history with B1G so they don't need to protect them. Vandy is an embarrassment.Totally agree on the fringe big 10/sec schools. I think they take the stance that we’re the big boys and protect our own though.
Arizona and ASU and Colorado are floor mats. They don’t deserve any sniff at a the table in a super league. TCU definitely does.
Regional setups make so much sense, Chip Kellys thoughts on conference expansion made so much sense when talking about the travelling, etc. After that presser, I knew he was done with being a head coach.I think when this happens it will be football only and the schools will smarten up and move all their other sports back to the regional set ups of 10-12 schools.
4 regional super conferences makes the most sense for me.The east coast bias in the media is showing.
The big12 one is just wrong. KSU might be the least desirable of the whole group. Utah and osu also being bottom half of the group. (Being the second school in a tiny state isn’t a good thing). TCU has the least money behind them of the 4 other Texas schools now. They get defaulted in by the east coast media because of “dfw market” when in reality they are behind ut, aggy, tech, OU, Baylor, arky, lsu and probably a couple others in alumni and market share in dfw. 10 years from now Houston will be a no brainer now that we elevated them to this level. Right now it’s still iffy.
It’ll be interesting where the line is drawn.
If you’re going to try to make a break off league. At least blow it up and redraft per say
For the world4 regional super conferences makes the most sense for me.
That too.For the world
Why 4 though? The small regional conferences make so much more sense. Football has left the station but the rest of the schools should be in conferences closer to 1998 than even 2015. Basketball has the NCAA tourney and you can figure that out. Maybe they separate too but for every other sport it is dumb to be playing schools in other timezones until NCAA tourneys.4 regional super conferences makes the most sense for me.
4 conferences, 2 divisions each.Why 4 though? The small regional conferences make so much more sense. Football has left the station but the rest of the schools should be in conferences closer to 1998 than even 2015. Basketball has the NCAA tourney and you can figure that out. Maybe they separate too but for every other sport it is dumb to be playing schools in other timezones until NCAA tourneys.
Oh, yeah, this makes perfect sense. I wasn't doing this math in the 4 conferences. I mean this should have always been what the Power 5 did rather than poaching from each other.4 conferences, 2 divisions each.
8 teams per divisions in regional setup.
64 teams total.
Why 4 though? The small regional conferences make so much more sense. Football has left the station but the rest of the schools should be in conferences closer to 1998 than even 2015. Basketball has the NCAA tourney and you can figure that out. Maybe they separate too but for every other sport it is dumb to be playing schools in other timezones until NCAA tourneys.
@baylrballa read my mind.4 conferences, 2 divisions each.
8 teams per divisions in regional setup.
64 teams total.
Yeah, I always thought this was the best route. It basically gets us back to the 1990 regional conferences which is fun to me. I just wasn't doing the division math. I was wanted the divisions to be the conferences but that is semantics.@baylrballa read my mind.