Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[Mike Stuben]

8 minutes ago, hm101 said:

big ten

presumably FSU and Miami make the leap

Miami is AAU, FSU is not. 

I am not saying it is a deal breaker, but remember, Presidents make the decision. 

[Bull Matrix]

3 minutes ago, UCF_rustbucket said:

This is why I repeatedly have been telling you that your PAC > Big 12 posts and ones saying the PAC can pick the Big 12 were way off. The PAC is in an extremely vulnerable spot until teams get locked down again so it always made more sense for a PAC team to be tempted to make the move for stability rather than a Big 12 team pay $50M+.

If you recall, the PAC 12 had their chance to expand years ago but opted to stay the status quo and basically gave the chance for big 12 to survive. They have no one to blame but themselves. So now I’m going to say the power 4 will be SEC BigTen ACC big 12 

[Bull Gooner]

1 minute ago, Bull Matrix said:

Good question. Some say big ten and others say SEC. The question is do those conferences want FSU?

Either seems crazy in my opinion. They haven't even played with their new toys yet (TX, OU / UCLA, USC) so I doubt they'd go shopping again. 

Then again, realignment as a whole is crazy, so what the hell do I know?

[Bull Matrix]

6 minutes ago, Bull Gooner said:

Either seems crazy in my opinion. They haven't even played with their new toys yet (TX, OU / UCLA, USC) so I doubt they'd go shopping again. 

Then again, realignment as a whole is crazy, so what the hell do I know?

Lol same here. I’m just posting as many rumors that come along as possible. The bigger these conferences get the more likely they will eventually collapse as rivalries are getting destroyed. Might as well be professional sports now 

[Bull Matrix]

[Bull Matrix]

Just now, Bull Matrix said:

This scenario could give both PAC12/ACC the upper hand which will cause big 12 to backfill 

[GoBulls84]

47 minutes ago, Bull Gooner said:

To where? SEC?

Allegedly to B1G with Miami as their travel partner.

[Bull Matrix]

Just now, Bull Matrix said:

Crazy times lol

[GoBulls84]

So the reports were all that Colorado's Board of Regents was voting today right? Does anyone know if that's actually happened yet? What if the Pac 12 actually did give them TV numbers and they're voting to approve locking it in? That would be hilarious to me

[GoBulls84]

So I went to their Board of Regents page to look up if they've got the agenda posted. Here it is:

Quote

 

"Agenda Item Details

Meeting

Jul 27, 2023 - Special Board Meeting

Category

3:00 p.m. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 2023 - CALL TO ORDER

Subject

Action Item: Athletics operations

Type

ACTION"

 

Wildly in-depth agenda