I'm sure you'll be shocked to find out it was some Rube on a message board who apparently is banned from said board.
https://csnbbs.com/thread-940025-page-3.html
When "10" equals 20.
https://twitter.com/Brett_McMurphy/s...CjpeLsvagrAAAA
Most likely scenario is
- Notre Dame stays indy (Dame gonna Dame)
- UW, UO, and Cali-Stan added to B1G from PAC
- Four corners of PAC go Big XII (CU, UU, ASU, UA)
- Requiescat in pace PAC12
- WasSU and OrSU are newest members of the MWC
- One fewer FBS conference west of Mississippi River
There are so many possible scenarios I don't think we can outright dismiss anything. If the B1G/B12 do raid the PAC they'll obviously take the best teams, and if they each take 4 that leaves WSU and OSU all alone. I don't see any way those two can attract enough teams to keep PAC alive, and even if they do it's just a renamed MWC. Whether the PAC or MWC name goes away doesn't really matter.
NDSU top 5 in G5 for Sagarin Rankings
where are all you "we wanna be interesting 2nd tier of college football" Gene said it, now Matt parrots it.. We are already 5th in the 2nd tier.
hurry the F up.
NDSU TO FBS. HAVEN'T WE WON ENOUGH?
If this particular scenario does happen and the PAC2 is OSU and WSU, is it only a philosophical question if they're still the PAC? A few pages back I posted a short history of failed conferences, at least one conference dropped FBS football in the first half of each decade since the FBS was created. Yes, conferences are hard to kill, which is why it only happens once a decade. But it absolutely does happen, and almost like clockwork.