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They are the most coveted areas for football and television revenue as noted by their insane revenues and following. No disrespect to those of you who say television markets, like that means something. It does, but hate to tell you that it doesn't mean much as to who follows football. Football...

They opted not to expand in 2016. There wasn't enough interest or benefit for doing so. We don't need a presence in TX or the ACC for that matter. Them joining, it wouldn't do much for recruiting. In fact you killed your own argument by saying Houston area kids want to go P5, so wouldn't they...

As another said, Houston is a commuter school. It's nobodies first, second, or even third choice and they have a lot of students who are just taking classes to get a degree while working as they can't go full time. They're basically a big community college. WVU is the only school that matters...

You still gain more followers with WVU who give a crap annually than Houston. Houston is an Aggie and Horns town. Also, the Big 10 makes far more sense than us for the Domers if they join a conference. The ACC is only an academic fit and a move by then would be about money.

Exactly what I was thinking. Nobody gives a **** about Houston. Ever heard their name in any other sport in recent times? Big television market for sure. However, it doesn't matter when you consider the above.

If this happens, the Domers would be best served by joining the Big 10. Sure, the ACC is a better academic fit, but so is the Ivy. Not that I care what their fans think, but I would be flat out ****ed at an ACC conference slate over Big 10.

I think it's bs. Besides more money, why in the **** would you want your trip to the playoff even harder? If it's not bs, that's a crazy *** conference if it happened and everyone else stayed put in the SEC.