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I think its inevitable. The AAC has multiple programs that can produce a top10 caliber team, and it took literal disasters to keep UCF out in 2017 and 2018, missing games against their best opponents.Quote:
Originally Posted by tjbison
Why would the SEC, B1G, ACC, Pac-12 and B12 want to add another to the mix? AAC has programs but not THE programs, the other conferences will poach the teams they want before they allow a whole group to the table IMOQuote:
Originally Posted by reformedUNDfan
It’s sounds good until you realize that each school is only making $7 million per year, which still pales in comparison to the deals the P5 schools make (I believe the B10 Network pays each school $30 million per year).Quote:
Originally Posted by reformedUNDfan
Due to the length of the contract, I feel ESPN comes out ahead in this deal.
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My brother and I were talking today, he's heard/seen rumors that B1G is going to make a hard run at Texas and Oklahoma. IF this were to happen, who does the Big 12 get to replace them?
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NDSU!Quote:
Originally Posted by oldmantutters
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They raid the MWC, Colorado St and well pick from there but Utah St. Doubt BYU would be on the radarQuote:
Originally Posted by oldmantutters
Either that or Cincy and Houston
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Originally Posted by oldmantutters
If those rumors are true, those two are as good as gone. It makes sense I guess. If you’re going to add Nebraska …
CSU and UH and they won't even hesitate. MWC will backfill with a TX school and AAC will just add another non-football
If they did want us that does not necessarily mean we want them.
At least as of a few years ago, Texas had a deal where their TV revenue was not split with the rest of the conference. If that is still true would they give that up or would the BIG go along with that?Quote:
Originally Posted by oldmantutters