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Quote from: Chingon on September 18, 2011, 04:07:00 PMAQ is nonissue in anycase. Who cares? The Big 4 conference will split and have their own system anyway. If K-State is not in one of the four super conferences it's over, TV revenue will be minimal. No one will pay to watch the minor league of college football.yeah
AQ is nonissue in anycase. Who cares? The Big 4 conference will split and have their own system anyway. If K-State is not in one of the four super conferences it's over, TV revenue will be minimal. No one will pay to watch the minor league of college football.
The Left Behind Conference will be a top basketball conference and its football champion would be top 10. However, no traditional football powerhouse. Conference members should have to make open commitments to football. Facilities/stadium upgrades, etc.Some network would shell out bucks, I think. Lots of media markets, cincy, kc, louisville, houston, dallas/fort worth. I think scheduling with change. LB Conference teams will want games against big boys (I'm not talking Duke, Wake, Cuse or Wash. State) for big paydays and exposure.
Quote from: ednksu on September 18, 2011, 03:57:46 PMI don't see how the left overs don't make a damn attractive AQ conference. Sure it wont be SEC level but it would be one hell of a scrappy conference. K-StateKUMaybe Mizzou will be taken elsewhere = that is why I said maybeCinci just got BCS status = Recently in a BCS bowlLouisville just got BCS status = Recently in BCS runningUSF just got BCS status = Improving and recently in BCS runningAF non BCS = Considered a quality program mid tier comp of BSC conference, easily make a case to be in an AQ confTCU just got BCS sorta = Widely considered BCS top caliber BYU non BCS = widely considered AQ conf quality Boise State non BCS = Too easy. Easily BCS NC contender UConn/Rutgers just got BCS/ = Both BCS bowl/running Baylor = Improving football program, good BballSMU/Houston non BCS/ non BCS = Non BCS but making improvements to return to status re: willing to put money into program SMU in particular its a joke and will never retain AQ
I don't see how the left overs don't make a damn attractive AQ conference. Sure it wont be SEC level but it would be one hell of a scrappy conference. K-StateKUMaybe Mizzou will be taken elsewhere = that is why I said maybeCinci just got BCS status = Recently in a BCS bowlLouisville just got BCS status = Recently in BCS runningUSF just got BCS status = Improving and recently in BCS runningAF non BCS = Considered a quality program mid tier comp of BSC conference, easily make a case to be in an AQ confTCU just got BCS sorta = Widely considered BCS top caliber BYU non BCS = widely considered AQ conf quality Boise State non BCS = Too easy. Easily BCS NC contender UConn/Rutgers just got BCS/ = Both BCS bowl/running Baylor = Improving football program, good BballSMU/Houston non BCS/ non BCS = Non BCS but making improvements to return to status re: willing to put money into program SMU in particular
KU is right on par with Notre Dame ... when it comes to adding additional conference revenue
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Quote from: Chingon on September 18, 2011, 04:02:45 PMQuote from: ednksu on September 18, 2011, 03:57:46 PMI don't see how the left overs don't make a damn attractive AQ conference. Sure it wont be SEC level but it would be one hell of a scrappy conference. K-StateKUMaybe Mizzou will be taken elsewhere = that is why I said maybeCinci just got BCS status = Recently in a BCS bowlLouisville just got BCS status = Recently in BCS runningUSF just got BCS status = Improving and recently in BCS runningAF non BCS = Considered a quality program mid tier comp of BSC conference, easily make a case to be in an AQ confTCU just got BCS sorta = Widely considered BCS top caliber BYU non BCS = widely considered AQ conf quality Boise State non BCS = Too easy. Easily BCS NC contender UConn/Rutgers just got BCS/ = Both BCS bowl/running Baylor = Improving football program, good BballSMU/Houston non BCS/ non BCS = Non BCS but making improvements to return to status re: willing to put money into program SMU in particular its a joke and will never retain AQRespondedLike I said it WOULD NOT be a top flight conference. Instead a very scrappy conference that just barely makes AQ status right behind top 4 super conferences. It would be like a a tier 1.5 conference
Quote from: EMAWzified on September 18, 2011, 04:09:57 PMThe Left Behind Conference will be a top basketball conference and its football champion would be top 10. However, no traditional football powerhouse. Conference members should have to make open commitments to football. Facilities/stadium upgrades, etc.Some network would shell out bucks, I think. Lots of media markets, cincy, kc, louisville, houston, dallas/fort worth. I think scheduling with change. LB Conference teams will want games against big boys (I'm not talking Duke, Wake, Cuse or Wash. State) for big paydays and exposure. Top ten in what? There will be two separate polls: Major League top 25 and Minor League top 25. Believe me there will be a complete separation in football, the super conferences are going to exist outside of the NCAA. They will have different recruiting rules, qualifying rules, and possibly will pay players.
good post ew12 teams or so, 7 spotsI would love to see people's rankings
Quote from: ednksu on September 18, 2011, 04:23:22 PMgood post ew12 teams or so, 7 spotsI would love to see people's rankings Gawd damn it that was brought up several pages ago and none of you ass hats even looked at it. K-State will be fighting with TCU, Baylor, ISU, Cincy, S. Florida, KU, BYU and Louisville for the last couple of spots. I don't see Baylor, ISU, TCU, Cincy or South Florida getting in. I think we will be a package deal with KU and end up in either the ACC or SEC.
What spots are available and who is left to fill them? Pac is full. SEC has 2 spots if you think WVU is in.ACC has 2 spots. big 10 has 3 spots, essentially. Right?Teams left:Big XII-KSUKUISUBaylorMUBig East-CinciULUconnRutgersUSFTCU?Indy-BYUThese teams to fight over 7 spots.
TCU will go somewhere that doesn't already have a Texas in.
What makes you think a league that doesn't get on tv will have the recruitment power to get players good enough to be a top 10 team?
What spots are available and who is left to fill them? Pac is full. SEC has 2 spots if you think WVU is in. TCU, KSU (Not really going to happen they would stay at 14 firstACC has 2 spots. Rutgers, UConnbig 10 has 3 spots, essentially. KU,MU,ISU unless they get Rutgers before they say yes to ACCRight?Teams left:Big XII-KSUKUISUBaylorMUBig East-CinciULUconnRutgersUSFTCU?Indy-BYUThese teams to fight over 7 spots.
cannot wait to see baylor/ken's response to everything on monday.
I just want to be in the big boy conference Someone give me their percentage predictos for every conference.
