Well Clemson and FSU are more like football schools and NC and uva are more like basketball schools + the academics ..What does natural fit mean? Has unc and uva racked up more EpsteinAir miles?
Well Clemson and FSU are more like football schools and NC and uva are more like basketball schools + the academics ..What does natural fit mean? Has unc and uva racked up more EpsteinAir miles?
They care about football. They have existing rivalries with SEC teams.What does natural fit mean? Has unc and uva racked up more EpsteinAir miles?
Those rivalries would still exist.. unc and uva are snooze fests.They care about football. They have existing rivalries with SEC teams.
You make some good points. I just think overall I would rather be seen as the 3rd closest option to a CA recruit that wants to play in a P2 conference. I think that trumps having another game or two against a team out west. Already will be playing in southern CA every other year.Yes, heard of him and I thought you might use him as an example. It just doesn't happen that often. I would argue playing games in Oregon and Washington would help recruiting in Arizona and California. And I would also argue that playing those 3 teams in Lincoln would help with recruiting kids from Texas, Kansas, or Colorado. If you are recruiting a kid like Brix would you rather bring him in for a game against Oregon or Maryland? How about Washington or Indiana?
The new commissioner is a former TV executive. I would hope he would be able to amend the existing deal if they are bringing in more teams to offset the extra split. Otherwise I have to imagine it would be a pretty tough sell.
There's more game inventory to be televised with more schools added. They may sign another media partner to show games, likely a streaming partner like Apple or Amazon I'd guess. Don't know how it shakes out. Guess it depends on how hungry those media companies are.What I don't get is the ink on the B1G TV deal isn't even dry. I don't think it is finalized due to some "loose ends" Warren left. But assuming it gets signed before the season, how do Oregon and Washington fit in? If they get even half the share other schools get, that will be $35M Where will that $70 M a year come from? Are the networks going to pony u[ more money, or will the Washington and Oregon money decrease all the other school's shares?
Your opinion is worthless here pig humper. Go talk about gambling with your inbred friends.The big 12 is collecting all the undesirables. UW/OU were always destined for the P2. Getting there a bit earlier than expected as the rest of the P12 dissolves. I’m not sure they will be brought in as full payout members, however
Gee that’s a no brainer.. Look for North Dakota St wanting to make a move for the MW playing FBS football..
Which gender are you feeling like today?The Big Ten is trying to set up an empire that rules the next 100 years of college sports and collect the actual big money that research dollars brings.
And most Nebraska fans are on here saying things like , well I hope we bring in a republican leaning football school so we can feel comfortable when we yell at opposing fans.
LOL.
If the Big 10 owns everything outside of the Deep South they really don’t care if the Deep South wins the natty in football most of the time. The Big 10 wants to be in the owners box, not in the players union.
I think a realistic stab into the south might include UNC, but Cal and Stanford seem like general good fits as an overall profile. I’m not super sure why folks want either of the Arizona schools as their sports and academics are both generally fine but not stellar.
Notre Dame would be a good get if you could haul them in, and FSU and Miami are interesting to think about if they actually want to play in the Big. This would give the big significant footprint everywhere except basically the gulf states and Georgia.
I would probably prefer to add Stanford without Cal, but I have zero idea of the politics of that.Too many west coast teams now as it is. If they add Cal and Stanford, watch out husker fans, we're in the new pac 12 conference by default with a different name as we'll be playing the west coast teams year in and year out due to our proximity.
Cal should and probably will get rid of football. Literally.
WSU and OSU to mountain west. Literally. It's the best thing for them.
All of them?Which gender are you feeling like today?
CFB is rapidly heading towards a mini NFL like stance. NU is going to have to be able to go head to head with the big boys and win, or be middle of the road.As a Nebraska fan, I worry more about Oregon recruiting Texas than I do Oregon recruiting California. Nebraska is starting to make inroads in Texas. When Oregon was most successful under Chip Kelly, they pulled a bunch of players from Texas. That brand would still play down here.
I know nd makes us 10 million more as it is...but I wish the big 10 would stop trying to be their simp...The Big Ten is trying to set up an empire that rules the next 100 years of college sports and collect the actual big money that research dollars brings.
And most Nebraska fans are on here saying things like , well I hope we bring in a republican leaning football school so we can feel comfortable when we yell at opposing fans.
LOL.
If the Big 10 owns everything outside of the Deep South they really don’t care if the Deep South wins the natty in football most of the time. The Big 10 wants to be in the owners box, not in the players union.
I think a realistic stab into the south might include UNC, but Cal and Stanford seem like general good fits as an overall profile. I’m not super sure why folks want either of the Arizona schools as their sports and academics are both generally fine but not stellar.
Notre Dame would be a good get if you could haul them in, and FSU and Miami are interesting to think about if they actually want to play in the Big. This would give the big significant footprint everywhere except basically the gulf states and Georgia.
I think we will end up with a power two, so it’s probably pretty likely we end up with 24. I have no idea how fast we get there. Could be next week at this pace. Could be several years.I know nd makes us 10 million more as it is...but I wish the big 10 would stop trying to be their simp...
I understand geting cal stanford oregon and washington as far as academics and some sort of west coast pod...
but if that a 6 team pod that means the B1G will have to go to 24 schools..
to have 4, 6 team rotating pods...
so if only 4 is left, I would want houston, miami, clemson, and either nc or nd ...
that would make the recruiting footprint alot better.
I just threw clemson in there cause lately I heard people talk about clemson and fsu to the B1G.I think we will end up with a power two, so it’s probably pretty likely we end up with 24. I have no idea how fast we get there. Could be next week at this pace. Could be several years.
Your list of schools is fine but I have no idea what kind of stomach the southeast schools would have for a northern conference. FSU keeps getting mentioned but I’m not sure how Free Shoes University is viewed academically. However if that’s one of our only shots in the Florida market we should take it.
Personally I’m not sure that Clemson is a long term must get. After the current coaching admin is done they could well wander the wilderness like we have for thirty years without being relevant. UNC would give us a similar footprint and is probably more long term stable owing to its basketball program in terms of relevance to athletes.
The Big Ten is trying to set up an empire that rules the next 100 years of college sports and collect the actual big money that research dollars brings.
And most Nebraska fans are on here saying things like , well I hope we bring in a republican leaning football school so we can feel comfortable when we yell at opposing fans.
LOL.
If the Big 10 owns everything outside of the Deep South they really don’t care if the Deep South wins the natty in football most of the time. The Big 10 wants to be in the owners box, not in the players union.
I think a realistic stab into the south might include UNC, but Cal and Stanford seem like general good fits as an overall profile. I’m not super sure why folks want either of the Arizona schools as their sports and academics are both generally fine but not stellar.
Notre Dame would be a good get if you could haul them in, and FSU and Miami are interesting to think about if they actually want to play in the Big. This would give the big significant footprint everywhere except basically the gulf states and Georgia.
B1G likes those Florida TV’s though!I still think Clemson and FSU are a more natural fit in the SEC and UNC and UVA a more natural fit in the Big 10.
Academics and North Carolina don't belong in the same breath.....Well Clemson and FSU are more like football schools and NC and uva are more like basketball schools + the academics ..
If that happens wouldn't be surprised if a bunch of our games get dumped there if we don't improve immensely. NU has traditionally brought in a lot of eyes on TVThere's more game inventory to be televised with more schools added. They may sign another media partner to show games, likely a streaming partner like Apple or Amazon I'd guess. Don't know how it shakes out. Guess it depends on how hungry those media companies are.
I would definitely want/take Clemson and FSU. I just feel like if given the choice they would prefer to be in the SEC and would be a better fit.B1G likes those Florida TV’s though!
An institutions academics aren’t in any way related to the academic performance of its athletesAcademics and North Carolina don't belong in the same breath.....
Hadn't heard that. They should really talk about it more or put it up in the stadium.An institutions academics aren’t in any way related to the academic performance of its athletes
Did you know that Nebraska has more academic all Americans than Stanford and Notre Dame?
It’s not in the stadium it’s with in the athletic facility’s and in the Press Guide.Hadn't heard that. They should really talk about it more or put it up in the stadium.
I was just messing around but I swore the number of academic all-americans was listed in the stadium. Must be wrong though. They also seem to mention how we have the most academic all-americans about every other timeout.It’s not in the stadium it’s with in the athletic facility’s and in the Press Guide.
Thanks for confirming..Yes, it’s posted on the east stadium balcony. Of note is that Nebraska Wesleyan is seventh all time.
Very true. Weren't they 6 recently 🤔Yes, it’s posted on the east stadium balcony. Of note is that Nebraska Wesleyan is seventh all time.
I'm thinking that it's Arizona to the Big 12 and not the Big 10. If the Big 10 was offering, would an Arizona school say thanks, but no thanks?
Along with AZ & ASU to the Big 12...
Kind of hope they pass on Cal & Stanford
No PAC school is turning down a BIG or SEC invite for the B12.I'm thinking that it's Arizona to the Big 12 and not the Big 10. If the Big 10 was offering, would an Arizona school say thanks, but no thanks?
An institutions academics aren’t in any way related to the academic performance of its athletes
Did you know that Nebraska has more academic all Americans than Stanford and Notre Dame?