Realignment Megathread (All The Moves)
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Google tells me that Gonzaga hasn’t fielded a football team since the beginning of World War 2. Not sure they are a real option.
What's funny is BOTH Utah and BYU fans absolutely dread the idea of being in the same conference again. They HATE each other...very clear. Utah fans are anyplace but the B12 and having to play BYU. BYU fans are F them...don't throw them a life line. Kinda funny.Utah media’s perspective on potentially joining the Big 12.
Could Utah Be Heading To the Big XII?
While there are several options that could (could being the key word) come about for the Utes, right now it is still feeling most likely they are heading toward the Big XII.kslsports.com
Small market, small school, no football. Anyone writing articles about this and earning a paycheck as a journalist should be fired yesterday.
How big would a basketball only share of TV money be anyway? We could come up with an advantageous deal for Gonzaga if we are adding Washington and Oregon as well for that part of the country.
They have an awesome rivalry. Excited to add it to our league. Lots of hatred there. Reminds me of Cy Hawk.
*Minimum 16 total sports
*Minimum of 6 men's and 8 women's sports
*Minimum of 6 men's sports from this list:
Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Swimming/Diving, Tennis, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Wrestling
*Minimum of 6 women's sports from this list:
Basketball, Cross Country, Equestrian, Golf, Gymnastics, Rowing, Soccer, Softball, Swimming/Diving, Tennis, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Volleyball
*Required men's sports (2):
Football and Basketball
*Required women's sports (2):
Basketball and (Soccer or Volleyball)^
^Schools already offering WSOC or VB cannot drop those sports
But this idiot suggests that suing to end grant of rights is an option for Oklahoma. What a maroon.
The ACC will be a mid-major by 2036 if they don't decide to break up before then. Those schools will bring in a third of the money the Big 10 and SEC will. That will not be very appealing to the big-name schools in that conference. I read that it takes 8 schools to dissolve the ACC GOR. I am not sure if that is correct but have seen that mentioned several times. If that is the case, which schools will be part of the eight schools leaving the ACC? I believe they will be Notre Dame, UNC, UVA, Clemson, and Florida State for sure because they have landing spots in the BIG10 or SEC. Not sure which whether the remaining schools will agree unless they have better offers -- Miami, VT, Pitt, GT, NC State, or Duke?
Not membership, but a mens basketball scheduling alliance would ok. Gonzaga agrees to play 6 marquee games against Big 12 teams type of thing
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Oregon and Washington will exit. I would believe they want to stay with USC and UCLA to have west coast games, so will wait and see what Big Ten states to them. Those two schools will always have a decent suitor so can be patient.
Fox is the captain of the ship. They tell Warren who it is they would pay up for then Warren sells it to the U Presidents.
Miami just seems a long reach, although I would love those bastards to come here in November in a good cold northwest wind.
They all need more midwest / east coast exposure. How many actually tuned into PAC late night football? There were a few games I tried but I was snoozing by halftime.
