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For the first 2-3 years, then I’d expect them to be basically Stanford. NYC alumni.

My crazy Sunday answer? Harvard. They could join any conferenc. And would immediately admitted. Pull of the century.

good academics, big market

Crazy, crazy question: Which school (and you can pick any school nationwide) do you think could get immediate entry into any conference if they just asked? (I have one in mind that would definitely trump the IIT)

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The Big 10 commissioner said Rutgers/MD was in response to the ACC grabbing Syracuse and Pitt (protection for PSU). https://accfootballrx.blogspot.com/2019/03/crazy-penn-state-to-acc-rumor-finally.html

Not sure what you mean by “tried that before…didn’t go so well.” Explain please, if you care to. I cant see a scenario where PSU ever leaves the B1G to join the ACC (people forget they were the first school the Big 10 grabbed), or the team in Indiana joins a conference. I don’t see it. But, if...

The White Out is a tradition at the Pennsylvania State University during select Nittany Lions home football games, where all spectators come dressed in white. It has been described as "the best atmosphere in college football."[1] It is also among the most expensive regular season games of...

I would prefer PSU to the Independent Indiana Team. “White out” and the Hurricanes! Count me in.

You might be right, but I feel the same about Cincy and Memphis. UCF, which seems to be DOA with Miami and FSU, is the best choice. But, after UCF…I choose UCONN.

The B1G hoped Rutgers could…but that was a pipe dream. UCONN has several National Championships in Men’s and Women’s basketball. Does Rutgers have a national championship in anything? Maryland has nothing to do with NYC…but to your point…they haven’t delivered the DC market, imo, but … in the...

It’s so easy to dismiss UConn because of football… They’re not very good. But, what everyone’s forgetting… is the New York market. THE MARKET. UCONN has 3 “home floors” in basketball: Storrs, Hartford (XL) and Madison Square Garden. NYC market. UCONN was the only non-football Big East school...