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It seems to me that Baylor has the best run all around athletics department in TX. And it seems to me wrong that we have a system (for lack of a better word)that does not reward that.
No matter what Baylor accomplishes on the fields/courts of play, as a smaller private school, Baylor now is always on the brink of being demoted into another SMU or even Rice.
No matter what Baylor accomplishes on the fields/courts of play, as a smaller private school, Baylor now is always on the brink of being demoted into another SMU or even Rice.
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re: The north will always be better than the south.
Posted by VACane on 12/29/21 at 6:17 pm to ucbearcats
I assume you know that your city is literally a gos stone's throw across a river from being in the South
Which schools will be in each grouping, and how will that be decided?
Given those cowbells, shouldn't Mississippi State be the Bulls rather than Bulldogs?
The integrity of the sport is something that I'm worried about.
Could it be good for the sport to have 2 giant monopolies, each as rich as can be, with everybody else as essentially a lower division? I don't think so.
But is there any way to better balance money among 4 or 5 'Power' conferences?
Could it be good for the sport to have 2 giant monopolies, each as rich as can be, with everybody else as essentially a lower division? I don't think so.
But is there any way to better balance money among 4 or 5 'Power' conferences?
re: Future of CFB
Posted by VACane on 12/26/21 at 4:28 pm to winston1970
Who is Moo U? I'd guess Mississippi State.
He's all Big Ten all the time. He's more a Big Ten fan than an Ohio State fan
Who goes where?
My Big Ten friend says his conference has 2 plans. The one he prefers is that it goes after the ACC to get fully into recruiting the southeast. That plan has the Big Ten taking 9 ACC teams and leaving the final slot for Notre Dame. The 9 he wants are UVA, VT, UNC, Duke, Clemson, Georgia Tech, FSU, Miami and Syracuse.
The other Big Ten other is that it takes 9 schools from the Pac plus Kansas.
If something along these lines happens, I'd much more prefer to have my home state and my Canes in the SEC. Would the SEC take 8 ACC schools?
My Big Ten friend says his conference has 2 plans. The one he prefers is that it goes after the ACC to get fully into recruiting the southeast. That plan has the Big Ten taking 9 ACC teams and leaving the final slot for Notre Dame. The 9 he wants are UVA, VT, UNC, Duke, Clemson, Georgia Tech, FSU, Miami and Syracuse.
The other Big Ten other is that it takes 9 schools from the Pac plus Kansas.
If something along these lines happens, I'd much more prefer to have my home state and my Canes in the SEC. Would the SEC take 8 ACC schools?
Future of CFB
Posted by VACane on 12/26/21 at 12:12 pm
I'm from Virginia and attended Miami. I have family and high school friends who are graduates of UVA, VT, UNC and Wake Forest. My wife is an FSU grad and one of her cousins attended Clemson. So I am deep into the ACC.
A close friend of mine grew up in Ohio and has 2 Big Ten degrees, Ohio State and Illinois. He says that the P5 is very soon going to be only a P2 because the SEC and Big Ten will have so much money that everybody else will be minor league in comparison. He expects both the Big ten and the SEC to expand to 20 or maybe even 24 members.
I'd like to know what SEC fans think about all that.
A close friend of mine grew up in Ohio and has 2 Big Ten degrees, Ohio State and Illinois. He says that the P5 is very soon going to be only a P2 because the SEC and Big Ten will have so much money that everybody else will be minor league in comparison. He expects both the Big ten and the SEC to expand to 20 or maybe even 24 members.
I'd like to know what SEC fans think about all that.
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