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Conference Re-Alignment Armageddon

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They would have been last in the SEC in academic ranking. That's saying something... :lol:
Holy hell. Some SEC schools have less academic prestige than your local community college.
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I've been in a lot of college towns, and for my money Morgantown is the absolute pits.

I really don't care who joins what conference. I just hope they change the names of the conferences.

The PAC 12 said on a conference call that they are not expanding.

Per Eric Crawford of the C-J, the Big East is meeting tonight in New York. If I'm Tom Jurich, I'd have already punched somebody.

 

Per KySportsRadio Matt Jones Tweet 53 minutes ago...

 

Big East Commish says remaining teams have pledged to stay in league: UL, Cincy, USF, West Va, TCU, Rutgers and UCONN. Adding 2 replacements

If there's one guy who's really keyed into what Tom Jurich is considering at any given moment, it's Matt Jones.

As far as pledging loyalty goes, two thoughts:

 

1) UConn? Ha.

 

2) Lots of chatter that Jurich left that meeting early.

As far as pledging loyalty goes, two thoughts:

 

1) UConn? Ha.

 

2) Lots of chatter that Jurich left that meeting early.

 

I wouldn't trust UConn any further than I could throw them at this point. Just like the X-Files... trust no one.

Still heading towards the Big 12 for UL and UC at this point...
Alright...that's all I need to know.
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UK blocking UL admission into the conference is a fallacy.

 

The SEC is slow playing things right now. I think Mizzou is the current target.

 

In my opinion, I think the SEC is targeting two ACC schools with a possible look of going to 4 divisions of 4 teams.

 

Who exactly are they targeting?

I think the top two would be Virginia Tech and NC State. Two new footprints and are better fits than anyone else. The 20 million dollar buyout is only 7 mill more than what it was before. Thats a drop in the bucket considering what money will be coming in the future.

UK blocking UL admission into the conference is a fallacy.

 

The SEC is slow playing things right now. I think Mizzou is the current target.

 

In my opinion, I think the SEC is targeting two ACC schools with a possible look of going to 4 divisions of 4 teams.

 

Who exactly are they targeting?

I think the top two would be Virginia Tech and NC State. Two new footprints and are better fits than anyone else. The 20 million dollar buyout is only 7 mill more than what it was before. Thats a drop in the bucket considering what money will be coming in the future.

 

Wow! Haven't heard that down here so I'll keep my ears out.

 

VA Tech I could see and understand but NC State is part of Tobacco Road. I really don't see any of those leaving the ACC, ever.

I've always thought NC State would be a good target. They seem to be odd man out in the Duke/UNC/WF club.

I've always thought NC State would be a good target. They seem to be odd man out in the Duke/UNC/WF club.

 

They are a state school in North Carolina within a short ride to the other three. It would be akin to Ole Miss leaving the SEC. Founding member with old heritage but I don't see them leaving.

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