The fact that the B1G and SEC didn't want them this past year, speaks volumes about their future. They aren't going to make the cut unless a whole lot of other schools make it too.you lost me at Cal in the B1G....
The fact that the B1G and SEC didn't want them this past year, speaks volumes about their future. They aren't going to make the cut unless a whole lot of other schools make it too.you lost me at Cal in the B1G....
I'm not sure that the B1G/SEC is done taking some of the lesser programs. I think they are just being strategic.. in saying that I agree with you. It’s a tough cut line.The fact that the B1G and SEC didn't want them this past year, speaks volumes about their future. They aren't going to make the cut unless a whole lot of other schools make it too.
nopeBeen saying it a while now
SEC and BIG will join hands
Yepnope
Take out Arizona, ASU, Utah, Colorado, Oklahoma State, TCU, Pitt, Syracuse, Virginia, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, Cal, Stanford, Duke, Louisville, NC State, and Georgia Tech.
That's D1
The remaining teams drop down to the poor kids division.
Poor kids division only relates to football where OSU has no titles.You do realize that Oklahoma State is in the top 10 of college football’s winningest programs over the last 15 years? Just under 60 total national championships at the school, placing it fifth overall.
Indiana and Illinois stay but OSU gets the boot. Sounds logical.Poor kids division only relates to football where OSU has no titles.
They now sit in a conference that has unequal strength and revenue with 2 others. It's a matter of time before it effects competiveness.
It's unfortunate. Vanderbilt is another one to have the luck of being in the right place.So
Indiana and Illinois stay but OSU gets the boot. Sounds logical.