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Should this pass the house, getting the extra 2 available slots was huge. Ashley did us a great service.Yes I saw that I was mistaken. Guess that’s the price we are at for the extra spot being available
Should this pass the house, getting the extra 2 available slots was huge. Ashley did us a great service.Yes I saw that I was mistaken. Guess that’s the price we are at for the extra spot being available
Should this pass the house, getting the extra 2 available slots was huge. Ashley did us a great service.
Not sure if I missed something. I thought we got two additional spots(BIG and SEC) as both can take have 20 v 19. I know most are speculating no chance for us to SEC, but that spot could go to a competing team that could go to BIG or SEC like NC, FSU or UVA and indirectly free up one in the BIG?Ya, 6 spots total is better than 5 and as far as the preferred landing spot goes, 2 is much better than 1. This was by far the biggest problem this Bill posed to us. It’s still a problem because of the conference cap and plenty of other crap, but that extra spot matters.
Not sure if I missed something. I thought we got two additional spots(BIG and SEC) as both can take have 20 v 19. I know most are speculating no chance for us to SEC, but that spot could go to a competing team that could go to BIG or SEC like NC, FSU or UVA and indirectly free up one in the BIG?
FSU has about as much chance to get to the Big Ten at this current moment as FAMU had to beat MiamiMiami and FSU could be 19 and 20 for the Big Ten. I don’t see Notre Dame ever joining a conference.
Because you’ll get more like a gazillion extra dollars for the university from the research consortium and the Big Ten media deal is bigger than the SEC and also the SEC does not want Miami the way the Big Ten does Miami‘s further down on the SEC list it might not get to that spotDon’t get the desire to be in Big over Sec. travel alone would be worth being in SEC. Probably help our baseball program as well. Just me though.
Highly doubt it. Maybe a 30% chance in some form.Trump going to pressure Johnson HARD to recall the House back into session before the election. Trump is obsessed with this garbage. If that doesn’t happen, this is 100% getting passed in the lame duck session.
There were going to be 4 spots open instead of six not twoOk but there’s 6 spots now open instead of 2. We’re getting one of those 6.
No 10 years. 2036. Separate issueSix years is when the current grant of rights ends?
Can’t remember where I saw it, probably Politico or Axios, but it quoted a House leadership source as saying this bill likely couldn’t even make it out of Rules in the current form.No Democrat, if they win the house, is going to give Trump a win. And there’s gonna be more than one Republican that is out of a job because of their support for Trumps agenda. Couple that with guys like Massie and the house freedom caucus who not only have issues with the foreign student athletes provisions but things like giving out anti trust exemptions as well. I think it’s more than likely Johnson lets it go to the rules committee to just sit until the end of the year.
House Freedom Caucus has 31 members and they are against this bill too. That’s why I have always said this bill isn’t passing the House in its current format and people are getting stressed for no reason at allFor perspective, the House Black Congressional caucus has 58 members. That's alot of votes against the bill.
Then add 30-40 members of the House Freedom caucus, where I could see limited enthusiasm for the bill.
So right off the bat you could have close to 100 House folks against the bill.
That's not enough to kill it but Hakeem Jeffries has a lot of pull with the Dems in general.
There were going to be 4 spots open instead of six not two
Reality is nobody knows what will end up being negotiated by the combination of Media partners + conferences. Lot of horse trading going on. However as far as current regulations ... Miami would need to inform the ACC, prior to June 1, 2027, that Miami is leaving the conference for the 2028 season, and then pay the appropriate exit fee. If all parties are in agreement, without any restrictions from this bill, it could happen that soon. IF the 3 year independent status becomes a law .. then I believe Miami would leave in 28 and play 28, 29, 30 as an independent joining the B10 in 31. Doubt the 3 year independent restriction actually passes.Hypothetically, if we join the BIG, how soon would we actually be in the conference with a BIG conference schedule? Would it be like a "Miami is set to join in 2031" thing or a right away thing?