Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[Who'sYourData?]

I have not heard anything but if BYU and Boise I would have to assume its football only for $7.5 mil.

Why would WVU push Cincy well locatjon and their AD Whit Babcock was our MAC guy doing Rodriguez years. If Cincy is one the other would be USF or UConn.

If PAC ang Big 12 is being pushed to 14 to create 5 - 14s (70) and breakoff you would have to assume Pac takes BYU, Boise, SMU and Houston and Big12 takes USF, Cincy, Uconn, and UCF.

Actually I like 4 conference with 72-80 teams.

 

There are already 12 teams in the Pac 12, they only need two more to get to 14.

[gainesvillebull]

The real Yoda told me we are going to the ACC.

[Lmshaffe]

The real Yoda told me we are going to the ACC.

Really? He told me, "Going to the ACC, you are not. In your near future, Big 12 is."

[gainesvillebull]

 

The real Yoda told me we are going to the ACC.

Really? He told me, "Going to the ACC, you are not. In your near future, Big 12 is."

 

Now that I think about it I think that is what he said, I was just hearing ACC silly Yoda.

[charsibb]

 

The real Yoda told me we are going to the ACC.

Really? He told me, "Going to the ACC, you are not. In your near future, Big 12 is."

 

 

B12 is going to the ACC?

 

Interesting, that is.

[Bulls1181]

"Asked Wednesday whether expansion is dead in the Big Ten, league commissioner Jim Delany replied, "Dead is a strong word." "

 

"Delany made it clear that the East Coast remains the Big Ten's priority, but the league is focused more on expanding its existing product, especially the Big Ten Network, and integrating its new members than pursuing new ones."

 

Beware, this is an sSECpn link: http://espn.go.com/blog/bigten/post/_/id/76834/expansion-not-dead-but-not-b1gs-priority

 

 

Lets keep this going, Missouri and Texas A&M to the B1G

[Hem]

Nobody leaves the SEC

[Who'sYourData?]

Nobody leaves the SEC

 

There was a rumor a while back that the B1G wants to change that expectation. 

[jvwvu]

Nobody leaves the SEC

There was a rumor a while back that the B1G wants to change that expectation.

Mizzou would, would Vandy?

[Who'sYourData?]

I don't think it would be unreasonable at all for a school to consider moving from the SEC to the B1G.  I can't imagine they'd go to any other conference, but the B1G is offering similar or better money, a less daunting football schedule, and schools with higher academic prestige.  If given a choice, I'd rather be in the B1G.