As Sean Connery learned, never say never.There will be no divisions. Guaranteed.
As Sean Connery learned, never say never.There will be no divisions. Guaranteed.
Will be fun to watchWhat the hell is happening to college football?
Assuming USC and UCLA are added, how does that affect Big 10 scheduling? 4 pods of 4? Two more-balanced 8-team divisions? Big 10 just makes sh*t up and Nebraska plays USC, Penn St, tOSU, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa every year?
What the hell is happening to college football?
Assuming USC and UCLA are added, how does that affect Big 10 scheduling? 4 pods of 4? Two more-balanced 8-team divisions? Big 10 just makes sh*t up and Nebraska plays USC, Penn St, tOSU, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa every year?
So it won’t be crossover games, it will just be games?The SEC is currently looking at scrapping divisions when Texas and Oklahoma are added.
The ACC and Pac-12 already announced they are scrapping divisions. The Big 12 does not have divisions.
The Big Ten will follow suit. No divisions.
I can’t take credit for this 57 a old poster here said it firstOne way for Frost to get to the Rose bowl
They go SEC. And the BiG pick up UtahI didn't read through the entirety of the thread, but if USC goes B10... That creates a last opportunity for Notre Dame... nearly forcing their hand in this as well. They cant stay like they are and expect the status quo to remain with the shifting this is causing.
Or am I really looking into it too far? Independents don't have a future where this is all going.
I have a hard time believing that since their top 2 rivals will be BIG10.They go SEC. And the BiG pick up Utah
They go SEC. And the BiG pick up Utah
We shall seeNo way would Notre Dame join the SEC. There isn't a conference that is a worse fit academically, culturally, and otherwise.
Oregon? Doesn't move the needle that the LA market does ... USC probably doesn't come if UCLA isn't involved.I for one would love to see both teams come in. I’d rather see Oregon than UCLA