It’s a crap shoot if USC gets their **** together and very soon that TV deal is upon them. The PAC is just not getting it done on the field as well.
UPDATED (again)! No MWC teams to the AAC, MWC looking to expand.
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Or in their own stands. Attendance completely sucks out there.
If the Dodgers make a deep run its only going to get worse because the Rams and Chargers are good too. Then the Lakers start up.
Waldorf. The fourth team will be Waldorf rhoho.
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I think we might be heading towards four 20 team conferences and the Big12 should be the leader for once. I think in this new age we need to be aggressive, distinctive and creative. If we truly want to be aggressive I'd say 20 team conference to allow for future realignment losses. Two 10 team divisions, 9 division games with no intra-conference games. Add two wildcard games to get more money. 1 plays 2 across divisions and two winners play in conference championship game.
To be creative divisions are reseeded each year while keeping natural rivalries.
Wildcard games bring in money and make Big20 distinctive so we will stand out compared to other conferences.
DAC (Distinctive Aggressive Creative) is the key
To be creative divisions are reseeded each year while keeping natural rivalries.
Wildcard games bring in money and make Big20 distinctive so we will stand out compared to other conferences.
DAC (Distinctive Aggressive Creative) is the key
I have a real tough time seeing the schools voluntarily taking less money to add a Boise or a Memphis.
. Gotta stay aggressive and forward thinking don’t let it come to you, you go to it mentality
Man, didn’t know somebody was so mad at Waldorf. They are perennial bottom feeders usually so it would be an easy win.
Don’t you diss Waldorf! I’ve had several relatives play sports there. The SEC will be coming for them. You heard it here first.
The only way I see Boise getting a big 12 invite are if the league knows they are losing more schools or a long shot would be if they get an odd number of pac 12 schools that end up wanting to come, are looking to get to 20 teams and there simply aren't other options.
If they think USC and Oregon are high risk for bolting it might be better off being proactive. It might allow them to negotiate better terms to come over. If the PAC dissolves they have zero leverage.
Rhoho being described as a bottom feeder
After a stint in Nebraska, but before his time at UNI, Rhoho was actually one of the better back up right fielders in Waldorf baseball history.
Could it be that maybe us other 8 wanted to expand in 2016, but OU/UT didn’t want to due to them getting beat? I like how we’ve been proactive without them.
Contracts. There's no downside at all to waiting. The AAC will take them the moment they apply.