As per bleacher report. I'm frankly a bit surprised that Texas would want in that league. They are not exactly a fit.
HOOVER, Ala. A decade after major conference realignment shook up college football, big changes might again be on the horizon.whitetrash said:
Anybody have the ability to copy and paste from the Houston Chronicle?
Apparently the story is an "exclusive" by the Chronicle's Aggy beat writer but is hiding behind a paywall.
PBRBear said:
Where might Baylor land in this scenario? I know it is all speculation right now. Couple things appear to be certain that there will be an expanded playoff and a shakeup as TV rights come up for renewal.
SEC + ACC + B1G + PAC12 x 16 each = 64 schools.fadskier said:
The article says that ACC and the PAC will follow and get to 16 as will the Big10
Zerooreo said:
Baylor will not land in the Super Conference that is surely coming. Programs will either be in the super conference, and matter, or they won't. Chance for real nationally recognized success will fein. Top tier athletes will follow. Sad, but not completely unexpected. We'll all have to get comfortable with being alumni/fans of tier-two athletics.
Only outside of football, but yep lots of smaller programs will have a real shot at a championship.Zerooreo said:
Baylor will not land in the Super Conference that is surely coming. Programs will either be in the super conference, and matter, or they won't. Chance for real nationally recognized success will fein. Top tier athletes will follow. Sad, but not completely unexpected. We'll all have to get comfortable with being alumni/fans of (recognized) second-tier athletics.
But...won't it be some fun when the "second-tier" teams (outside of football) win their fair share of Natty's over the "bigs".
Good point.whitetrash said:SEC + ACC + B1G + PAC12 x 16 each = 64 schools.fadskier said:
The article says that ACC and the PAC will follow and get to 16 as will the Big10
There are currently 64 P5 schools + Notre Dame = 65.
Only one would have to go.....
I am skeptical about this too. The old Texas exes despise tamu for leaving to the sec. (And they didn't like them much before Ha!)PartyBear said:
As per bleacher report. I'm frankly a bit surprised that Texas would want in that league. They are not exactly a fit.
IowaBear said:
And Oklahoma would do a lot more missing of the playoffs in the SEC then they are doing in the B12
BylrFan said:IowaBear said:
And Oklahoma would do a lot more missing of the playoffs in the SEC then they are doing in the B12
It won't matter once it moves to 12
In 3 or 4 years I may be able to afford a loge box to watch the annual renewal of our rivalry against North Texas.Quote:
Man am I glad we built our football stadium when we did.
Aggies are 1 vote, unfortunately in this case...McCavebear said:
aggy's AD went on record on Twitter 25 minutes ago saying he is against it. He wants tamu to be the only Texas team in sec.
McCavebear said:
aggy's AD went on record on Twitter 25 minutes ago saying he is against it. He wants tamu to be the only Texas team in sec.
Yep. And the change is going to be faster and more drastic than we can imagine right now.Quote:
The college football that we've all known in our lifetime was over the minute NIL came into play.
Russell Gym said:McCavebear said:
aggy's AD went on record on Twitter 25 minutes ago saying he is against it. He wants tamu to be the only Texas team in sec.
Aggy opinion won't matter.
Is it paid for?CizzLark said:
Man am I glad we built our football stadium when we did.