If you're the SEC how do you not want a one of the big three Texas Schools in your conference. That being said something else would have to happen, cause like you said, no way it's gonna be 13 teams. Maybe it's time one or two C-USA teams jump conferences? There're probably 4-5 (Tulsa, Houston, ECU, UCF come to mind) that are good enough to be in a bigger more prestigious conference.
Soon, we'll probably be seeing 16-team conferences.
I might be in favour of this. Dissolve the C-USA (it gets no love anyway even though it has good teams) and spread those teams out over the other conferences
If you're the SEC how do you not want a one of the big three Texas Schools in your conference. That being said something else would have to happen, cause like you said, no way it's gonna be 13 teams. Maybe it's time one or two C-USA teams jump conferences? There're probably 4-5 (Tulsa, Houston, ECU, UCF come to mind) that are good enough to be in a bigger more prestigious conference.
There have been rumors of Houston to the Big East as recently as the TCU jump, and it seemed to have legs to the point where it was being talked about pretty seriously before getting called off. ECU, UCF, Memphis and Southern Miss have been rumored to the Big East for years now. Honestly I think what's more inevitable then anything else at this point is 4 superconferences of 16 teams, where the 4 champions have a playoff. And then here come the anti-trust lawsuits.
Best idea I've seen yet on how to handle college football is to take that 4 conferences of 16 (8 divisions of 8 of course) but have a promotion/relegation system similar to the sports leagues in Europe and to base it on region. Though that would prettymuch kill 1AA sadly since a lot of the powerhouses at that level like Georgia Southern, App State, Montana, Delaware, and UNH would almost certainly all move. Hell, it's been rumored that Montana and App are looking to make the move for a while now.
ACC:
Boston College
Clemson
Cincinnati
Connecticut
Duke
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Maryland
Miami
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Rutgers
USF
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
Big 10:
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kansas State
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Nebraska
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Penn State
Purdue
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Pac 16:
Arizona
Arizona State
Cal
Colorado
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
TCU
Texas Tech
UCLA
USC
Utah
Washington
Washington State
SEC:
Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisville
LSU
Mississippi State
Missouri
Ole Miss
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Vanderbilt
West Virginia
semi-realistic... but **** Notre Dame and Texas, join a conference:
ACC
SEC
Big 16
Pac 16
Out of luck
Boston College
Alabama
Illinois
Arizona
Cincy
Clemson
Arkansas
Indiana
Arizona State
Baylor
Duke
Auburn
Iowa
Cal-Berkley
TCU
Florida State
Florida
Michigan
Colorado
Boise State
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Michigan State
Oregon
BYU
Maryland
Kentucky
Minnesota
Oregon State
Iowa State
Miami
LSU
Nebraska
Stanford
UNC-CH
Mississippi
Northwestern
UCLA
NC State
Miss State
Ohio State
USC
Virginia
South Carolina
Penn State
Utah
Va Tech
Tennessee
Purdue
Washington
Wake Forest
Vanderbilt
Wisconsin
Washington St
Pittsburgh
Texas A&M
Syracuse
Texas
UConn
Missouri
Kansas
Texas Tech
South Florida
Louisville
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Rutgers
West Virginia
Notre Dame
Oklahoma St
Or ideally (as in blow the whole ****ing thing up and start from scratch, keep the basketball conferences):
Relegated due to rules violations: Miami, Ohio State, USC (UNC amongst others almost made this list but nothing has been handed down yet, Miami is just there due to current allegations and history of violations)
Get a real team then we'll talk: Baylor, Washington State, Iowa State
New place at the big boy table: BYU, Boise Sate, East Carolina
I like this idea, plus I always thought it'd be cool for ECU and NC State to be in the same conference. They should play every year. They're as much our rivals as UCF or Southern Miss, maybe even more so.
If it went to 4 super conferences, the current AQ leftovers would watch their athletic programs die. Alot of those schools would be left with sizable debt and no real stream of revenue to pay it off let alone enough to fund a program. This would be the real death penalty for schools like Cincinnati, Baylor, Boise, and TCU.
Also, I know its late in the game but would anyone be interested in a fantasy football league for our message board??? We could do college or pro. ESPNs college league are pretty cool because they dont require a draft. anyone interested?
Also, I know its late in the game but would anyone be interested in a fantasy football league for our message board??? We could do college or pro. ESPNs college league are pretty cool because they dont require a draft. anyone interested?
I find the funniest part to be that those asking to see such a report have no idea how difficult it would be to get one. In order to even request one, you'd need to know the date, the location, and most importantly, the parties involved.
I find the funniest part to be that those asking to see such a report have no idea how difficult it would be to get one. In order to even request one, you'd need to know the date, the location, and most importantly, the parties involved.
...And physically go to the Raleigh police headquarters, according to the link one of the trolls himself posted. They really expect us to do that?
...And physically go to the Raleigh police headquarters, according to the link one of the trolls himself posted. They really expect us to do that?
Not to mention pay the fee for requesting a report, then actually posting it online. Which in the case of a sexual assault victim, I don't think would be too wise.
