Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[Brad]

5 minutes ago, Cubanbull said:

if that doesn’t happen, then it’s a huge failure by USF administration. So they better be right, because if it’s 2028 and we we are still in a depleted AAC with zero chance at CFP, it will make the Big East fallout be part 1 of the two part destruction of USF football.

Probably the greatest fear and one some have been considering (more or less) for the last decade, the lost decade.

[puc86]

Just now, Brad said:

So I do expect from @puc86 an updated analysis on being a football Independent.  

I analyzed that we don’t have the stones for that but I’m always game for going our own way (although I thought it made way better sense without a stadium debt service holding you back), anyway out has always been my motto and I’m just happy to for a day have some traction on that messaging. But the first change in zeitgeist that I sense I’m yelling

Im an anti aac zealot but how that’s accomplished I’m kind of agnostic.

[Brad]

Future 30 for 30 candidate...

[Outlaw]

9 minutes ago, Brad said:

The new commissioner was the associate commissioner when the PAC 12 failed, but we trust her to do it right when she's the commissioner?

Hmmm...

Has she proposed nil salary caps and g5 playoffs ? That guy sucks.

[John Lewis]

2 minutes ago, Brad said:

Future 30 for 30 candidate...

Puc?

We’d need multiple episodes of that.

[Sellular1]

1 hour ago, puc86 said:

If there is one thing I hate it’s being able to safely and comfortably navigate all terrains 

Plus nobody thinks you’re a lez.

[belgianbull]

13 minutes ago, Jim Johnson said:

Then clearly Tulane, Memphis, and USF are not making the change. 

Division I will undergo a major change in the early 2030s... so all of the GORs need to expire at that point.  That is when the "breakaway" will take place, the only questions is who and how many.

 While its a possibility I am far from convinced that there will be major changes in the early 2030" and that a breakaway will happen.

I think the Big 10 and SEC will be content as to where things are.

It would be wrong on our part to bank on that being a certainty at this point

 

[puc86]

7 minutes ago, Brad said:

Future 30 for 30 candidate...

#2 for a week. This week we take a look at the USF Bulls who started with the most meteoric rise in college football history that culminated with number #2 spot in the nation. That all came crashing down as fast as they got there so too did they fall. How did these bulls come to fly so close to the sun only to fall tragically back down to the ground? Today we remember this former program and their insane rollercoaster journey through the college football world.

5 minutes ago, John Lewis said:

Puc?

We’d need multiple episodes of that.

Already started punching up the story board,… and view it through the lens of one equally rollercoaster of a fans eyes..

Edited 3 hours ago by puc86

[puc86]

5 minutes ago, Sellular1 said:

Plus nobody thinks you’re a lez.

I could be butch 

[Cat941]

The Pac-12 doesn't make sense for USF in realignment, and that's no fake

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A tweet about USF jumped off the screen, and it was one of those “wow” moments. But just for a moment because it pays to read the fine print. It said USF was jo

Never say never, but I’m not buying the notion of USF signing on for regular 3,000-mile plane rides for its soccer, golf, tennis, track, and volleyball teams. It just doesn’t make sense, financially or logistically.

Until the rebuilt Pac gets a media deal that is substantially better than the AAC, USF should stay on its current path forward and play the long game. The college sports industry is changing daily, and there’s no way yet to predict what will happen when conference media deals expire at the end of the decade.