Interesting Potential Scenario

[happjack]

Welp,

They did take Utah. Is there a more conservative state ?

The state of Utah is conservative but the University of Utah is a well regarded public AAU school, Baylor is neither of those.

 

[Gunga_Galunga]

And that shows how underhanded this whole thing is. The SEC commish was leading the 12 team playoff discussion all while knowing he was expanding his conference. Making sure ND has a way into the playoffs without having to join the ACC.

Well, nothing has been approved yet. If the other schools / conferences had any stones they'd send it back to the drawing board and leave it as is.

 

[Hardslider21]

So, should we rule out WVU to the Big 10?

Yes they were rejected before & will get rejected again. They would bring nothing to the conference, more important they aren’t AAU which the B1G wants. Nebraska is a black sheep because of it.

 

[TIGER-PAUL]

Well, nothing has been approved yet. If the other schools / conferences had any stones they'd send it back to the drawing board and leave it as is.

yep, my guess there's a good chance the 12 team framework changes now.

 

[Las Panteras]

The state of Utah is conservative but the University of Utah is a well regarded public AAU school, Baylor is neither of those.

ok

fair enough. I did not know that about Utah

 

[recruitsreadtheseboards]

Welp,

They did take Utah. Is there a more conservative state ?

Good point. And somehow, I think they have regretted it because Utah has brought nothing (neither has Colorado) to the table.

 

[wbrpanther]

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3:28 PM · Jul 26, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

That PAC 12 map looks like a gerrymandered district in Pennsylvania.