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If Uc or Uconn were offered a football only affiliation you would think it would have to be very rich to make sense. Not to mention it screws the "north" division concept for all other sports. It would make no sense.Leave a comment:
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Per Flugaur a few minutes ago, OU contacts don't believe there are votes for a 2-team solution that includes UH. It's apparent that the non-TX schools don't want the Longhorns to solidify their voting bloc.Leave a comment:
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UCONN FB only makes no sense. College football is not a big deal in the Northeast anyway. UCONN adds value in basketball, which people in the Northeast do care about.Leave a comment:
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^I thought that a week ago it was Houston and UC this year with Brigham Young and Memphis next year. Why bring UConn in for football only when their big selling point is their M & W bball teams?Leave a comment:
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Based on Jason's tweet looks like 12 and BYU is out. You're right, stats say 12 is the magic number for CFP and would tick off ESPN less. I think BYU is going to get shafted here at least for now because of the no play on Sunday thing and the prospect of them being football only members. If you can get a full member and geography why not take Houston vs. BYU. It'll shut up Texas until 2025.
Is this because they are leaning toward only adding two? I think I recall seeing that somewhere 12 members with championship game is better statistical chances to get to CFP. Plus 12 would be least offensive to ESPN. While I wouldn't be surprised if it's only two added with some combination of UC, UH, and BYU. I just don't see them adding four because there isn't a strong deserving option that makes geographical sense.
Please, to the powers that be, let this just be done soon (and include UC)!
I saw one suggestion that they could go to 14 and stagger the entry year. So you might see UC/UH in 2017 and BYU/UConn in 2018 as football only. This makes sense academically for the conference as well. BYU and UConn have the best overall academic profile of the 4 teams here. We're a reasonable 3rd place in that area.Leave a comment:
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Is this because they are leaning toward only adding two? I think I recall seeing that somewhere 12 members with championship game is better statistical chances to get to CFP. Plus 12 would be least offensive to ESPN. While I wouldn't be surprised if it's only two added with some combination of UC, UH, and BYU. I just don't see them adding four because there isn't a strong deserving option that makes geographical sense.This is the source of this mornings rumblings:
Jason Williams âÃÂÃÂ@jwilliamscincy 14h14 hours ago .
Source: BYU Big 12's No. 1 overall. Oklahoma wants Cincy. Texas of course wants Houston. Don't be surprised if compromise is Cincy & Houston
-BYU fans flooded him with abusive comments afterwards. Nice.
Please, to the powers that be, let this just be done soon (and include UC)!Leave a comment:
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This is the source of this mornings rumblings:
Jason Williams âÂÂ@jwilliamscincy 14h14 hours ago .
Source: BYU Big 12's No. 1 overall. Oklahoma wants Cincy. Texas of course wants Houston. Don't be surprised if compromise is Cincy & Houston
-BYU fans flooded him with abusive comments afterwards. Nice.
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The two heavy weights have spoken. Well, maybe or maybe not. http://fansided.com/2016/08/07/big-1...i-houston-byu/
http://collegespun.com/big-12/baylor...ton-cincinnati
Last edited by bearcatbret; 08-07-2016, 09:25 PM.Leave a comment:
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UC now down 1321 to 1269. I guess lots of people in Carolina are creating multiple google accounts. It really means nothing, ECU is not getting in.Leave a comment:
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Well, it must be no comment mode because this was just out and says the same old thing. It is nice to see that most have agreed on UC being in the top three (as long as they take 4, I am good with that). . http://www.commercialappeal.com/spor...389337211.htmlLeave a comment:
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It has been awfully quiet in the news the past three days. Maybe everyone is tired of the circus.Leave a comment:
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