Lol yeah idk what I was thinking. I guess I don’t know if Friday nights would be an all season thing or not though, if they even happen.
I saw someone say host one every other year.
Texas & Oklahoma leaving in 2024, period.
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I saw someone say host one every other year.
We are going to really start thinking outside the box. There will be Wednesday morning at 0630 kickoffs. There is an untapped audience out there...
Start playing neutral games in Berlin and Paris. Make the world Cyclone fans.
They could go to the conference that Mizzou was wrestling in before this year. But I do hope they stay, there’s already a limited schools that wrestle.
Leaving them out just because you are butthurt is cutting off your nose to spite you face. It is good for the league to have quality depth. It really helps with allocations.
Get ASU to join the conference, they have been doing better lately anyhow. Or Let OU stay but they have to pay 2MM annual dues to be a member. Pull some money out of them.
I'm so much more on board with the AZ's than Colorado or Utah.
Take the AZ schools, watch the PAC crater then go get Utah and CU for half price.
Yep, and I think if you take the Arizona schools, you'll have your choice of the rest as the PAC 12 implodes.
Pre Cincy I maybe would have said Louisville. I think UNC, Clemson, Miami, go B1G/SEC, so maybe GT?
We don't want that wildcat in our conference.
4th and 5th? What did the 2 finish the Big12 season last year? I could see this biting OU in the long run. They're built on success which is gonna be hard to come by. Texas will always be Texas and isn't built on success..$$$. I could really see OU becoming another Arkansas. If you're not in the heart of SEC country things become more difficult.
Expansion chat? Grab ASU and the Phoenix market. The pac's only replacement option I can see working is San Diego St. I say pick them up and get into California. I think that's a better option than doubling down in Arizona. The pac will implode at that point imo, and we can pick from the rest. I'm teetering on where Washington and Oregon go?
