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- By Rosegreen1
- Rebel Football
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Are they ever solid in this era of NIL?He committed in August and then UCF offers him yesterday…. Is he a solid commit?
Are they ever solid in this era of NIL?He committed in August and then UCF offers him yesterday…. Is he a solid commit?
Hi Scott - I hope you are well! Regarding the PAC 12, at this time, we have not been asked to join this division. I am in communication with UNLV's President, and I assure you, the President and the Athletic Director will advise a decision once we are confronted with the opportunity. They believe that we will be included. I am told that this item will need to come before the Board of Regents for a final vote. Please keep in contact with me and I will be sure to share any new information I have.
My best,
Stephanie
That’s not how it works at all. If we said we are leaving why would the MWC cut us a break in exit fees? The answer is they wouldn’t. The reason why is your example doesn’t apply. This isn’t free agency.
MWC schools have signed contracts with the conference. With 2 years notice they pay $17mm, with one year notice they pay $34mm. Plus distributions stop when they give notice.
There’s a reason why the ACC isn’t caving to FSU and Clemson even though they want to leave and cut a deal. The remaining schools that aren’t leaving want the full amount owed on the contract. The situation here is the same.
He committed in August and then UCF offers him yesterday…. Is he a solid commit?I absolutely love this kid.
Too many bad Texas programs.. Why not grab Montana and bring them to the big leagues, they have a great school and program. Then I'd probably look at Rice, maybe LA Tech, but I'm avoiding NMSU because we don't need two NM programs, avoiding Liberty for reasons that I'm not sold on their value ad... I'd like to think adding NDSU could be huge too, but man you can't add 2 subdivision teams at once, so maybe you add a North Texas, what about Northern Illinois? That's what 12?
Montana
Rice
UNT
LATech
NIU...
Not sure it's great but there's still some good markets and football schools in there
Too many bad Texas programs.. Why not grab Montana and bring them to the big leagues, they have a great school and program. Then I'd probably look at Rice, maybe LA Tech, but I'm avoiding NMSU because we don't need two NM programs, avoiding Liberty for reasons that I'm not sold on their value ad... I'd like to think adding NDSU could be huge too, but man you can't add 2 subdivision teams at once, so maybe you add a North Texas, what about Northern Illinois? That's what 12?This is purely a hypothetical question and if you have better suggestions definitely offer them up. I'm going off top of my head here first schools that come to mind.
Let's say everyone in the MWC remaining stays put and MWC with this exit money buy out or whatever is decides to expand.
AFA is likely out. (I'm keeping Hawaii as football only)
So we are down to..
UNLV
UNM
Utah State
San Jose State
Hawaii
Wyoming
Reno
MWC tries to get back to 12....
NMSU
LIBERTY
TULSA
TEXAS STATE (I know I know but growing program)
UTEP
Kick Tulsa out and go Rice? North Texas?
I'm asking as a nuclear option UNLV is stuck what teams would you want MWC to attempt to add?
If I was UNLV I would suggest this approach with the Regents.
'You aren't the boss of me!'
or
You're not my dad!
It worked when I was five.
That's exactly who... they want to each dominate their respective premier sport.. we're taking Boises thunder and SDSU basketball wants to be Gonzaga... it's pettiness and spite. I imagine if we are invited, there will be some tier or something granting the first 6 a higher share of media rights
That's exactly who... they want to each dominate their respective premier sport.. we're taking Boises thunder and SDSU basketball wants to be Gonzaga... it's pettiness and spite. I imagine if we are invited, there will be some tier or something granting the first 6 a higher share of media rightsWho are"they"? Sound like SUDS and Boise.
Memphis and Tulane are not in the CUSA. Will the PAC 6 media deal beat the AAC? The MWC was not better.. I don’t see where WSU or OSU and 4 MWC teams will do much better, if any than the current AAC with their TV deal.
Memphis and Tulane are not in the CUSA. Will the PAC 6 media deal beat the AAC? The MWC was not better.. I don’t see where WSU or OSU and 4 MWC teams will do much better, if any than the current AAC with their TV deal.
Memphis and Tulane are not in the CUSA. Will the PAC 6 media deal beat the AAC? The MWC was not better.. I don’t see where WSU or OSU and 4 MWC teams will do much better, if any than the current AAC with their TV deal.I think it comes down to if you are a G5 do you want to be the new PAC with potentially 5+ million a year media deal or CUSA under a million?
Who are"they"? Sound like SUDS and Boise.UNLV was not in the first wave for one of two reasons.
1. In order to get approval the BOR have to vote on it. That means it is public. So the PAC would not be able to keep it quiet like they did until the announcement. Once it is announced it doesn't matter. The Pac can pick us up on their timeline with the terms they dictate.
2. They don't want us.
Of course you are.
Of course you are.Well let's hope so because Conference of United Mountains
CUM12 would be awful!
(I apologize in advance for going for such low hanging fruit. I'm actually ashamed).
I wish my Coug brethren on my board were half as much fun as you guys. They are humorless.
I feel the PAC 6 actually over played their hand, because when the dust settles, the PAC 6 or the MWC or the AAC are all G5 and that will never change. So why would Memphis leave the AAC if they can knock off a P4 school like FSU and then run the table in the AAC and make the college football tournament? Same for Tulane or any other AAC school.
This is a new era in college football. For any school to have any chance of moving up when the next round of conference movement occurs, what is achieved in the tournament era by a G5 school is what matters. Just last year, Liberty runs the table in CUSA and is ranked as high as 18th in the AP poll.