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https://news.google.com/news/amp?ca...g-expansion-conference-realignment#pt0-317049
Goodbye, Big 12, hello, power 4.
Goodbye, Big 12, hello, power 4.
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Isn't pretty much anyone's mom considered a younger woman to you?Your mom likes my big 12's expansion.
If the Big 12 breaks up i wouldn't be surprised if the SEC invites Oklahoma and Oklahoma St into the SEC.Isn't pretty much anyone's mom considered a younger woman to you?
If the Big 12 breaks up i wouldn't be surprised if the SEC invites Oklahoma and Oklahoma St into the SEC.
They would want Texas if possible, but a new TV market if they can't have Texas. Texas is a big bag of cats and they already have A&M, plus Texas thinks they can go independent anyway. So my guess would be OU and Virginia Tech, WVU or NC State.
Poaching ACC schools would be a mess. No one knows what TX would do. It would be opposed by ATM (or any TX school).
OU would be the biggest football name. Kansas, ironically, would be a good get as most of Kansas City would follow (Mizzou isn't huge there even though they are the state school).
This. And then there's that GOR issue. ACC is about as locked up as locked up can get.Why would any ACC school leave to go play a time zone, or two, away? It would be hard on the S/A's and travel expenses would be greatly increased, especially for the Carolina schools. Clemson, UNC, Dook, Wake, NC State don't have to really go all that far to play each other. We don't have to travel far to play Clemson. Miami is an easy and cheap flight. The ACC is pretty well set until Notre Dame finally is forced to join full time. I don't see a reason for anyone to leave now.
OU and Virginia Tech would probably be targets of the SEC you're right about thatThey would want Texas if possible, but a new TV market if they can't have Texas. Texas is a big bag of cats and they already have A&M, plus Texas thinks they can go independent anyway. So my guess would be OU and Virginia Tech, WVU or NC State.
I think eventually the SEC will expand again and i think candidates for invitation to the SEC are Virginia Tech,West Virginia,Miami,Oklahoma and Oklahoma State. Texas would never be invited because the SEC wouldn't be big enough for both Alabama and Texas because there might be constant infighting.Why would any ACC school leave to go play a time zone, or two, away? It would be hard on the S/A's and travel expenses would be greatly increased, especially for the Carolina schools. Clemson, UNC, Dook, Wake, NC State don't have to really go all that far to play each other. We don't have to travel far to play Clemson. Miami is an easy and cheap flight. The ACC is pretty well set until Notre Dame finally is forced to join full time. I don't see a reason for anyone to leave now.
Why would any ACC school leave to go play a time zone, or two, away? It would be hard on the S/A's and travel expenses would be greatly increased, especially for the Carolina schools. Clemson, UNC, Dook, Wake, NC State don't have to really go all that far to play each other. We don't have to travel far to play Clemson. Miami is an easy and cheap flight. The ACC is pretty well set until Notre Dame finally is forced to join full time. I don't see a reason for anyone to leave now.
Right now i could see the SEC going after ACC teams Virginia Tech and Miami. I think both teams could very well leave the ACC if asked,Why, you ask?
$$$
Don't for 1 minute assume the makers of these decisions care an ounce about the S/As.
I think Kansas State,Baylor,TCU and Texas Tech could very well be invited to the American Athletic Conference,I think the ACC is eventually going to offer Texas the same deal as Notre Dame: independent in football and all other sports in conference with a contract on 5 football games a year. Then the SEC will get OK and OK St. Kansas will go to the B10 and all the other Big XII schools will be left scrambling for a home.
Why would any ACC school leave to go play a time zone, or two, away? It would be hard on the S/A's and travel expenses would be greatly increased, especially for the Carolina schools. Clemson, UNC, Dook, Wake, NC State don't have to really go all that far to play each other. We don't have to travel far to play Clemson. Miami is an easy and cheap flight. The ACC is pretty well set until Notre Dame finally is forced to join full time. I don't see a reason for anyone to leave now.