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USC and UCLA to B1G

Only schools that should interest the SEC:

1. North Carolina and NC State, plus Virginia and Virginia Tech - reunites the full Confederacy
2. F$U or Miami - locks down Florida market, doubt the Gaytors allow both
3. Georgia Tech - for old time's sake...because old times there are not forgotten...
4. Clemson - duh, locks down South Carolina market

SEC takes 4 of those 8, it's over.

If you went by ACADEMICS - UNC, UVa, UM, and GaTech to the Big 10 and then NC State, VaTech, F$U, and Clemson to the SEC
 
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hoops156 said:
b10 is a better cultural fit for miami than the SEC is. a lot of out of state kids in a lot of those b10 schools (RU students share a common home with a lot of miami students - NYC area, same with Michigan students, NW (Chicago area kids at both), etc.
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That cold weather through..

I honestly don’t care as long as we leave the ACC. Both conferences would be a major upgrade.
 
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TheOriginalCane said:
Only schools that should interest the SEC:

1. North Carolina and NC State, plus Virginia and Virginia Tech - reunites the full Confederacy
2. F$U or Miami - locks down Florida market, doubt the Gaytors allow both
3. Georgia Tech - for old time's sake...because old times there are not forgotten...
4. Clemson - duh, locks down South Carolina market

SEC takes 4 of those 8, it's over.

If you went by ACADEMICS - UNC, UVa, UM, and GaTech to the Big 10 and then NC State, VaTech, F$U, and Clemson to the SEC
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miami will be in the b10 before the sec. its a better fit for both to have miami in the b10. FSU fits in the SEC and so does Clemson VT. duke also to the big 10.
 
Tony4Miami said:
Anyone know how many Power 5 schools currently including the ones moving to Big 12??
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Big 10 - 14 CURRENTLY
Big 12 - 12 CURRENTLY, plus 4 coming from the G5
SEC - 14 CURRENTLY
ACC - 14 CURRENTLY, not counting Notre Shame
Pac 12 - 12 CURRENTLY

66 CURRENT, 70 "SOON", plus Notre Shame if you count them
 
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Noliaboi said:
Blockbuster saw Netflix (back when they were 1.00 at the machine and they were mailing movies) coming a mile away and did nothing!! SMH
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Have a brother who worked at Blockbuster corporate for years. First, they turned down an offer to buy Netflix in their early days. Less known, they were in a joint venture with IBM to stream games and movies, market was constrained by lack of consumer band width. When Viacom bought Blockbuster, they terminated the venture. I think alot of potential money was lost in the long run.
 
Let me chime in real quick:

I had a feeling this was coming, but I didn’t wanna be “that guy.” Talked to several from UCLA who have been just absolutely hammered, financially, to their AD since Covid. The UA fiasco gave them a super Tyson-esq body blow, too (hoping they win that breach of contract lawsuit). Besides our ACCN deal, the PAC-12 have the 2nd chittiest TV deal. Their schools are not making the type of $$ they want.

No offense to the PAC-12, but even though the founding members are UO, OrSt, UDub, & Cal, USC & UCLA are thee face of the Pac-12 in both athletics & academics. Just like UT & OU saw the writing on the wall & made sure their brands didn’t sink w/ the B12, SC & UCLA are making sure their brands don’t sink w/ the PAC-12.

It’s an arms race right now, & regional, location be damned. If u’re a big market brand playing in a conference w/ instability or bad $$ contracts, it’s a wrap. NIL is having a real domino effect; kids r not just committing to schools b/c of $$, but conference affiliation. We gotta do something, b/c right now the $EC & B10 have the media market cornered. It’s almost a 2-1 ratio in the amount of $$ they r receiving.
 
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Outside of the academic mismatch for North Carolina, I just knew the SEC was gonna try to put the Confederacy back together again...

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Is it the Big 10 or Big 12 that has academic qualifications regarding the amount of research a university must do?
 
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