I'm probably wrong but I don't see the Big 10 adding Cal and/or Stanford unless it pretty much guarantees they'll get ND.
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Bull ******* ****. This savior spin is so out of touch.
I disagree with that. College football has always had a competitive imbalance. I think the biggest issue is tearing apart conferences in order to make soulless super conferences that have no history. Not that faux nil deals aren’t a big issue, I think they are, but I don’t think they’re the biggest issue.He is wrong about that. Fake NIL deals that buy players (esp transfers) will demolish competitive balance (such as it is already in college sports) and there won't be any competition at all... That's the biggest threat.
It doesnt when you had front teet and making a “January bowl”. Now that you are in the rear one hoping to have a winning record and make the Detroit bowl, it kinda does.When you've been riding coattails, does it matter whose you are riding?
I'm sure Wash/Oreg would be happy to take a half-share vs the $13.6M-$19.6M the Pac was offered. They'd still be money ahead!
I don’t see why FSU, Clemson, or any ACC team would agree to that. It doesn’t bring them more money and makes their path to the playoff more difficult.The only other thing I could see being a possibility is if teams in the ACC decide they want to help out the PAC with non-con scheduling so they don't have to backfill. Kind of going back to a PAC/ACC alliance. Something like every PAC school plays 7 conference games in an 8 team conference but gets 2 ACC games in non-conf. And you'd stack it so you have FSU/Oregon or Clemson/Washington games where those schools get to keep a bigger cut to keep them happier.
The PAC schools and smaller ACC schools would then have an eye on a merger when the ACC GOR ends if teams bolt but wouldn't be stuck with a lot of added teams that weaken the conference.
But there's still a lot of negotiating of future scheduled opponents and what the money and TV rights look like.
I think the Wisconsin’s, Iowas, and Nebraska’s of the big ten may object to OrWa. These are teams that could knock them down a peg in the conference and make them also rans.
Wash/Oreg could simply tell the B1G to pay them the 32 million that the Big 12 would pay them as a way to get their foot in the door. Get into the conference now, and get a full share 5 years from now.
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Big 10 doesn't want to deliver the fatal blow, translation: Big 10 wanted OrWa at half price and will get it after the Pac collapses.
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