Realignment Megathread (All The Moves)

[JP4CY]

Whats funny I responded to someone saying no one knows about ISU outside of our fanbase, with reasoning. Then you all went and continued to argue about it, then cried because it was off topic.

There are 5 pages of arguing about the subject after my post without me continuing it or myself even commenting.

Then I responded to people that were complaining about being off subject, with "post something on subject"
Any several of you went nuts crying more, and acting like 15 year olds. Continuing the rant, without actually posting something on subject. But yeah, Im the problem.

So....this is what is hilarious.

If you can show me where I did this, I'll donate $250 to a charity of your choice, if you can't, you donate to a charity of my choice?
You can quote my posts, and we'll let the people here decide if I argued, cried, and cried more.

Deal?

 

[2speedy1]

If you can show me where I did this, I'll donate $250 to a charity of your choice, if you can't, you donate to a charity of my choice?
You can quote my posts, and we'll let the people here decide if I argued, cried, and cried more.

Deal?

Great useful on subject post. But hey continue with the BS, its great like I am the one arguing the subject for page after page.

Oh I know you are just sticking up to your buddies that put labels on everyone, they dont agree with, like Boomer, etc.

Have a good night.

 

[JP4CY]

Great useful on subject post. But hey continue with the BS, its great like I am the one arguing the subject for page after page.

Oh I know you are just sticking up to your buddies that put labels on everyone, they dont agree with, like Boomer, etc.

Have a good night.

So is that a yes or no?
It's for charity and you wouldn't lie would you?

 

[JP4CY]

Smells like urine in this thread

Some anger

 

[2speedy1]

So is that a yes or no?
It's for charity and you wouldn't lie would you?

No, not a grammar name nazi, it's just hilariously ironic.

(Also, no one cares about the stupid **** you were posting and arguing about)

I guess calling what someone posts "stupid ****" is not arguing or crying in your book.

To each his own.

You do you.

 

[JP4CY]

I guess calling what someone posts "stupid ****" is not arguing or crying in your book.

To each his own.

You do you.

Yes or no?

 

[JP4CY]

So a real reason I think Colo jumps sometime soon is because with UCLA and SC gone, recruiting Cali will be a lot more difficult, and jumping into a league with four TX teams sure has to be enticing.

 

[theshadow]

Movement could come anytime, but June is the most logical for schools that want a short transition time (12-13 months).

Nebraska - announcement June 2010, joined July 2011
Colorado - announcement June 2010, joined July 2011
Utah - announcement June 2010, joined July 2011

Texas A&M - announcement Aug./Sept. 2011, joined July 2012
TCU - announcement Oct. 2011, joined July 2012

West Virginia - announcement Oct. 2011, joined July 2012
Missouri - announcement Nov. 2011, joined July 2012

Maryland - announcement Nov. 2012, joined July 2014
Rutgers - announcement Nov. 2012, joined July 2014

Oklahoma - announcement July 2021, joining July 2024 (originally 2025)
Texas - announcement July 2021, joining July 2024 (originally 2025)

UCF, Houston, BYU, Cincinnati - announcement Sept. 2021, joining July 2023

USC - announcement June 2022, joining Aug. 2024
UCLA - announcement June 2022, joining Aug. 2024

 

[simply1]

Our (latest) radical idea for the Pac-12 football schedule: Play 10 conference games

Adding a conference game would alleviate supply-side and economic pressure.

www.ksl.com

The Pac-12 must get creative with the schedule to maximize revenue, audience and playoff access.

It should consider conference games on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend.

It should consider non-conference matchups in November and league games on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.

And depending on the playoff selection process, the Pac-12 must take a long, hard look at a 10-game conference schedule. In the sport's next era, the place to be is outside the box.

 

[HouClone]

Can’t remember if this was posted

Hotline Mailbag: Keys to Pac-12 survival (the Arizona schools), Kliavkoff's silence and more

There is plenty of smoke about CU's future, but the conference could plow forward without the Buffs.

www.ksl.com

Wilner posted we make $22 million each. This was based on the $220 million contract with ESPN/Fox. Other reports last year said we make $28 million each. What gives? T3 including LHN $15 million each included in the $28 million? If so, T3 was $15 million for UT, say $7 million for OU, and $1.5 million for the other 8. This still averages out to $25.4 million.

 

[CascadeClone]

Movement could come anytime, but June is the most logical for schools that want a short transition time (12-13 months).

Nebraska - announcement June 2010, joined July 2011
Colorado - announcement June 2010, joined July 2011
Utah - announcement June 2010, joined July 2011

Texas A&M - announcement Aug./Sept. 2011, joined July 2012
TCU - announcement Oct. 2011, joined July 2012

West Virginia - announcement Oct. 2011, joined July 2012
Missouri - announcement Nov. 2011, joined July 2012

Maryland - announcement Nov. 2012, joined July 2014
Rutgers - announcement Nov. 2012, joined July 2014

Oklahoma - announcement July 2021, joining July 2024 (originally 2025)
Texas - announcement July 2021, joining July 2024 (originally 2025)

UCF, Houston, BYU, Cincinnati - announcement Sept. 2021, joining July 2023

USC - announcement June 2022, joining Aug. 2024
UCLA - announcement June 2022, joining Aug. 2024

It does seem like the "surprise" ones happen earlier than later. Althought OuT got doxxed by TAMU so maybe that is an exception.

Well lets hope it hits the fan soon. Otherwise we may end up with 5 pages on paper vs plastic.

 

[BCClone]

So a real reason I think Colo jumps sometime soon is because with UCLA and SC gone, recruiting Cali will be a lot more difficult, and jumping into a league with four TX teams sure has to be enticing.

Co recruited Cali hard when they were in the big XII. It’s what they do. It’s also what will keep holding them in the PAC if they stay.

 

[JP4CY]

Co recruited Cali hard when they were in the big XII. It’s what they do. It’s also what will keep holding them in the PAC if they stay.

Yeah, partly I'm also wondering how much Deion changes that now.

 

[Clonehomer]

Yeah, partly I'm also wondering how much Deion changes that now.

Presumably being in a conference with a Florida school (albeit a small one) and his Florida ties, I'd guess that's where CU will put effort in that they may not have previously been able to do.

 

[JP4CY]

Presumably being in a conference with a Florida school (albeit a small one) and his Florida ties, I'd guess that's where CU will put effort in that they may not have previously been able to do.

Good point. Even before UCF, ISU has had some luck in FL.

 

[Althetuna]

Your just mad that young people today are dumber than the previous generations.

Seriously, Why do we teach anything in school if none of it is important. Why do we teach History, its old and its history.

who needs maths and english, we gots computers now to do everything. who needs clocks we just ask siri. Who needs to know how to read a letter from your Grandma, shes old and has nothing important to say.

Right.

I mean, sorry we are not all 15 living in our moms basement like you. (or at least how you act)

Oh the irony.

 

[CascadeClone]

Co recruited Cali hard when they were in the big XII. It’s what they do. It’s also what will keep holding them in the PAC if they stay.

They ought to be able to recruit the Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas effectively you would think. e.g. imagine a guy like Klieman there - would be easier to pull those kids to the Rockies than Manhattan. And you could still recruit Cali hard. With the right coach, money and admin support, Colorado could be what Nebby used to be (but probably won't be again).

 

[BooneCy]

It does seem like the "surprise" ones happen earlier than later. Althought OuT got doxxed by TAMU so maybe that is an exception.

Well let’s hope it hits the fan soon. Otherwise we may end up with 5 pages on paper vs plastic

Most of the time plastic for the convenience, but I prefer paper for the nostalgia.

 

[AuH2O]

They ought to be able to recruit the Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas effectively you would think. e.g. imagine a guy like Klieman there - would be easier to pull those kids to the Rockies than Manhattan. And you could still recruit Cali hard. With the right coach, money and admin support, Colorado could be what Nebby used to be (but probably won't be again).

That’s great, but those states don’t produce many players. In the last class only one Nebraska kid would be in the top 5 in the state of Iowa. Only one SD kid would make Iowa’s top 15. ND only has one recruit with a ranking period. Kansas is similar to Iowa in recruits, slightly below.

Those states have little talent, and you are still competing with in state schools and better programs in neighboring states.

CO is also not a good HS football state. Despite its population it doesn’t produce a ton of FB players. They also have one guy (purchase) that would be #4 in Iowa and the only guy in Iowa’s top 5 per 247.

 

[CoachHines3]

we need some news to break