First I think the 16 team super conferences will be the norm within the next few years, a feeling I have had for a while actually and it makes sense in the grand playoff type scheme when conference champs and a few at-larges play out.
But I am curious if it has ever been postulated that we pulled some more midwest teams in like maybe Kansas and K-State? A current football heavyweight (and no I dont mean Charlie Bag O'Donuts) and a perennial basketball powerhouse.
I can understand the RU and MD move (plus I can go see Big Ten games in person as I live not too far from RU) although from living over here and going up and down the area VaTech is a much more attractive team from a football perspective and just visibility (I see the VT stuff everywhere between NJ and DC.
How does that explain the Stanford game also a man leaving, How does that explaing the Florida crew knowing Meyer is leaving, how does it explain the Michigan team in Carr's last game?
He gave up on them I guess
We can debate what one more year would have brought for sure but I think it would have been just one more year wasted
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First I think the 16 team super conferences will be the norm within the next few years, a feeling I have had for a while actually and it makes sense in the grand playoff type scheme when conference champs and a few at-larges play out.
But I am curious if it has ever been postulated that we pulled some more midwest teams in like maybe Kansas and K-State? A current football heavyweight (and no I dont mean Charlie Bag O'Donuts) and a perennial basketball powerhouse.
I can understand the RU and MD move (plus I can go see Big Ten games in person as I live not too far from RU) although from living over here and going up and down the area VaTech is a much more attractive team from a football perspective and just visibility (I see the VT stuff everywhere between NJ and DC.
Just food for thought.
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If that were true...
How does that explain the Stanford game also a man leaving, How does that explaing the Florida crew knowing Meyer is leaving, how does it explain the Michigan team in Carr's last game?
He gave up on them I guess
We can debate what one more year would have brought for sure but I think it would have been just one more year wasted
The person who has made Michigan into a laughing stock is RichRod - he brought this on himself.
You want to point the finger somewhere he deserves as much blame as anyone
Rodriguez had a chance! He blew it!
It wasnt somone elses fault - it was his just once I would love to see him say he f-ed up! but he cant and people just feed into it.
God people need to stand up for themselves and accept responsibility for their actions.