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It should be 24 teams in just like the FCS. 10 conference champions get an automatic bid + 14 teams get an at large bid. They’ll get it right by 2026, hopefully.

We also should've gotten another in state high school 🏈 like matchup between SMU 🐎 traveling to Texas instead SMU 🐎 is going to Penn State 🦁??? 🤔 I don't get it

The Notre Dame 🍀 vs Indiana 1st round CFP game on December 20 th a Friday night will feel like a Friday night light high school football playoff game for the right to go to the State championship game in Indiana

Just imagine in the CFP Wild Card round or Play-in games seeds 9-16 16 South Carolina vs 9 Tennessee 15 Ole Miss vs 10 Indiana 14. Miami vs 11 Clemson 13 Alabama vs 12 SMU Sofi stadium, Lucas Oil stadium U S. Bank stadium etc would host theses games giving them a a piece of the CFP pie 🥧

a 16 team CFP probably would solve of the CFP problems top 4 conference champs 🏆 get double byes as a reward for winning your conference championship seeds 5-8 get a single bye a host a home game in 2nd round 9-16 would be the CFP play-in or Wild Card round on a neutral field in a dome stadium so no weather excuses or issues this would be similar to the Play-in games in Dayton Ohio for March Madness

I also want to know your thoughts 🤔 on the college 🏈 coaching carousel Temple 🦉 has hired KC Keeler former H C. at Sam Houston State 😺 Ball State has hired Mike Uremovich former FCS H.C. at Butler and Kennesaw State has hired Jerry Mack from Jacksonville jaguars RB coach

What do you think 🤔 about a CFP 16 team playoff system the format would be top 4 seeds get double byes conference champs 🏆 SEC, BiG 10 etc seeds 5-8 get a single bye and will host a 2nd round game on campus @ Tennessee @ Wisconsin etc seeds 9-16 would play in the 1st round/ Wild card or play-in games @ a neutral site Indy Minnesota etc dome stadium so no weather issues or no excuses You should do a video on this idea on chad sports talk for content

With all the chaos in Conference realignment theses days how would you round out C-USA with UTEP leaving for Mountain West conference in 2025 or 2026 I would give NMSU the boot as well then go shopping 🛒 in the FCS market probably adding North Alabama 🦁 Central Arkansas 🐻 Southeast Missouri State Richmond and Mercer

I think the lower Bowl games Music City Bowl Alamo Bowl etc should go away from Bowl tie -in just give us go matchups for example Syracuse vs Rutgers Pinstripe Bowl @ Yankee stadium 🏟️ Texas A&M vs Baylor Texas Bowl in Houston,Tx etc

The Cowboys 🤠 vs Bengals 🐅 Monday night game has a Simpsons connection but idk why

I think 🤔 this week should be reversed for main rivalry games MAC Bowling Green vs Toledo Miami Ohio vs Ohio Akron vs Kent State Eastern Michigan vs Western Michigan Ball State vs Northern Illinois Central Michigan??? Buffalo vs UMass C-USA Jax State 🐔 vs Kennesaw State 🦉 Middle Tenn vs WKU Delaware vs Liberty Sam Houston State vs LA Tech Missouri State vs Fiu NMSU?!!

~10:00 No UCF or USF.in the ACC. Too many Florida schools (the NC schools are legacy), don't academically qualify, too far outside of brand.

I think the ufl will eventually be a 32 team league as a nfl proving grounds however if you're going to expand the league you would have to go where the USFL and XFL have worked before (ie canton jersey nola Seattle) So here are my picks USFL 1. Philadelphia Stars 2. New Jersey Generals 3. Canton Railers (Canton is the home of Wheeling Lake Erie railroad) or move Pittsburgh to Canton 4. New Orleans Breakers XFL 1. Seattle Dragons 2. Las Vegas Vipers (change back to Tampa Bay Vipers colors) 3. California Demons (take the name of the sf demons but use the state until there is another team in California have them play in Oakland) 4. Arizona Outlaws (the only teame in a usfl city/state with a xfl name. Use vegas outlaws colors)

What do you think 🤔 about a 16 team CFP in the future top 4 seeds get double byes 5-8 get single byes and 9-16 are play -in games similar to March Madness for example 1. Georgia (SEC 🏆) 2. Ohio State ( BiG 10 🏆) 3. Clemson (ACC 🏆) 4. Kansas State (BiG 12 🏆) 5 Oregon 6 Alabama 7 Penn State 8 Texas 9 Boise State (PAC 12 🏆) G5 school 10 Tennessee 11 FSU . 12 Wisconsin 13 Ole Miss 14 Iowa State 15 Miami 16 Texas A&M .

I think 🤔 you should start a videos trying to pick the 12 team playoffs by season end

Hello, fellow football fan dude. Go Chiefs!

I think 🤔 with all the conference realignment throughout every league pretty much over the last couple years each league needs to put an emphasis on rivalry game placement throughout the season booking wise

My Realignment ACC Clemson Duke Florida State Maryland Miami North Carolina NC State South Carolina UCF Virginia Virginia Tech And Wake Forest Big 10 Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio State Purdue And Wisconsin Big 12 Baylor Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Oklahoma State TCU Texas Texas A&M And Texas Tech PAC-14 Arizona Arizona State Boise State BYU Cal Colorado Oregon Oregon State Stanford UCLA USC Utah Washington And Washington State SEC Alabama Arkansas Auburn Florida Georgia Georgia Tech Kentucky LSU Miss State Ole Miss Tennessee And Vanderbilt AAC Army Boston College Buffalo Cincinnati Liberty Louisville Memphis Navy Penn State Pitt Rutgers Syracuse Temple UConn UMass And West Virginia Conference USA App State Charlotte East Carolina Houston Jacksonville State Louisiana Tech Rice Richmond SMU Southern Mississippi Texas State Tulane Tulsa UAB USF And UTSA MAC Akron Ball State Bowling Green Central Michigan Eastern Michigan Illinois State Kent State Marshall Miami (OH) Northern Illinois Northern Iowa Ohio Toledo Western Kentucky Western Michigan And Youngstown State Mountain West Air Force Colorado State Fresno State Hawaii Idaho Nevada New Mexico New Mexico State North Dakota State San Diego State San Jose State South Dakota State UNLV Utah State UTEP And Wyoming Sun Belt Arkansas State Chattanooga Coastal Carolina FAU FIU Georgia Southern Georgia State James Madison ULL ULM Middle Tennessee State North Texas Old Dominion Sam Houston State South Alabama And Troy

San Diego(SNUBBED Diego),Sacramento or Oakland,Portland would be great for the West Coast. Norfolk,VA metro area in Southeastern Virginia which has 6 million people but no Profootball,would be great but is ignored as if it doesn't exist.

Need to pick your pace up some is all.

Since the news broke about UTEP joining the M.W. in 2026 could C-USA boot NMSU out of C-USA because without UTEP it's basically no need for NMSU in C-USA and look at the FCS for 2 additional members to get back to 12 members

The Mountain West should raid the Big Sky with Idaho going to the PAC. PAC should add New Mexico St to finalize their new rebuild. MW I can see Tulsa, UTEP, Sam Houston, Texas St UTSA along with The 4 Dakota schools and the two Montana schools would create a nice minor league out west underneath the PAC. I think the grant of rights will dissolve sooner than later thru the settlement allowing Stanford and Cal to go back to the PAC, but short term the PAC needs to add New Mexico St to get to 8.

I think the PAC should pursue expansion in this order: 1. Add Gonzaga and St Mary’s as basketball only members 2. Add UCONN for Football and basketball only (or football only with a written agreement they play non-conference games with the new PAC) 3. Add Texas State as a full member to get to 8 full members per NCAA requirements. 4. Get a media deal with schools they have in order to negotiate with schools for potential expansion. 5. Go back to Memphis and Tulane to sweeten the deal to add them. (Wait for UTSA and USF to apply for an invitation) *If they can get UCONN to come onboard with both football and basketball, perhaps look at some of the eastern basketball powerhouses to add to alleviate UCONNs travel like Villanova, St. John’s or Providence for arguably a top tier basketball conference. They’d also be the best G6 conference by a long shot. Key here are the lawsuit and being able to negotiate a better deal with Memphis. Their AD didn’t say “No, we’re not interested” he just said they were offered a bad deal but would consider it if the terms were better. I’m hoping the last few days the PAC 12 has been silent they’ve been on the phone with Memphis. 🤞

UConn to the PAC is CRAZY…

What do you think 🤔 about the P4 schools from the SEC ACC BiG 10 and BiG 12 at least having a couple natural site games during the year basically mini Bowl games within conference for the SEC Texas 🐂- Oklahoma 🐎 in Dallas Cotton Bowl Texas A&M - Arkansas 🐖 in Arlington AT&T stadium or cowboy stadium Georgia - Florida 🐊 in Jacksonville Ever bank stadium and one more for a total of 4 maybe Missouri - S. Carolina in Kansas City Mo and Charlotte,NC

Thanks for taking time to reply!

I think 🤔 Tarleton State should be locked at in the Mountain West or PAC 12 it gets either league into Texas Tarleton State plays majority of their games on the West Coast anyways in the WAC but if I am the Texans I would want a Texas travel partner in the PAC 12 or M. W. Abilene Christian IWU etc

I think 🤔 everybody is focused on the PAC 12/ M. W. bickering over current M.W. schools Boise State 🐎 San Diego State etc but everybody is forgetting the Mac still needs to add a 14th school for 2025 after adding UMass beginning in 2025 academic year

The PAC 12 wanted American schools Memphis 🐯 Tulane South Florida and Utsa but all those schools stayed out in the American then PAC 12 add Utah State and possibly Gonzaga as non 🏈 school

Ok their are rumors the PAC 12 is close to adding UTSA Memphis 🐯 Tulane and South Florida so I think 🤔 the American should react by adding C-USA schools Sam Houston State near Houston,TX swapping out the San Antonio market left by UTSA Liberty near East Carolina/ Charlotte in Virginia Jax State 🐔 giving UAB 🐉 a close travel partner/ rival in Alabama and lastly FIU having FAU/ FIU together again

Just for fun Wac/ ASun schools spread amongst the FBS leagues C-USA adds North Alabama 🦁, West Georgia 🐺 Central Arkansas 🐻 and SFA Sun Belt adds : Eastern Kentucky and Austin peay (if UT Chattanooga says No to a Sun Belt invite) Mountain West adds Tarleton State, Abilene Christian Southern Utah, and Utah Tech

Remember last year or the year before when the WAC/ ASun had the idea of all moving to FBS level with all the craziness of conference realignment what if that happened but not under the Wac name all the schools would be separate out amongst FBS leagues Mountain West C-USA etc

Their are rumors about the American trying to grab Air Force to join it's Military brothers Army and Navy but if Air Force join the AAC another Mountain West school would have to join Wyoming 🤠 Utah State or New Mexico as a travel partner for Air Force

If I am North Dakota State 🦬 South Dakota State 🐰 I would reach out to the Mountain West and have influences on who joins us Montana Montana State etc maybe Idaho rejoins FBS in Mountain West replacing Boise State 🐎

If I am majority of the American schools outside a couple I wouldn't entertain the idea of joining the new PAC 12 out of Tulsa/ North Texas and that all depends on if SMU 🐎 joins because SMU/ North Texas are in the same area basically and Tulsa is a neighboring State in Oklahoma

I think 🤔 SMU 🐎 should get ahead of things especially if the ACC collapse down the road here in the next couple years and join the new PAC 12 they would just need another Texas travel partner or Tulsa in Oklahoma long shot Tulsa reasons for leaving the AAC would be to be in a " bigger conference" similar to in-state schools Oklahoma State 🤠 and Oklahoma 🐴 , SMU 🐎 and Tulsa campus are about 4-5 drive apart

Arlington should relocate to Austin or Ft. Worth.

The teams that should return are Oakland Invaders relocate them to San Diego or Sacramento New Orleans Breakers NY NJ Knights or New Jersey Generals Orlando Rage or Guardians Omaha Nighthawks Plus a team in Canton or Columbus Ohio

Raiders will beat the chargers.

What do you think 🤔 about the BiG 12 UConn rumors heating 🔥 up I think it would be all sports but UConn 🏈 until the new Big 12 tv contract

I know you don't normally talk about the FCS conferences in conference realignment but what schools do you see the MEAC (HBCU) adding I think 🤔 they need to add schools to stay afloat if they means adopting a couple SIAC or CIAA HBCUs from D2 than so be it

They need to expand, ive really wanted to het into this league, but it's difficult with only 8 teams and non of them are local.

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The expectations of ND in the B1G is huge. ND knows they will make $100 million a year with the current B1G contract. This is actually significantly more than ND is currently making, and not even close. The 3 major network partners want ND. The B1G wants into Florida. FSU is poring money in research by the $100's of millions. FSU wants B1G. IMHO I believe that the B1G will go to 24. How? By getting (not in this order) ND, Stanford, FSU, MIAMI, VA & UNC. Should GT be one of the 8, watch out. With even a 50% share, GT could make some noise and recruit well in SEC territory. Regarding MIAMI, the B1G will require a stadium built in Coral Gables or adjacent to Coral Gables, a home field with 50,000 seat capacity at MIAMI will be a very difficult place to play for opposing teams. With this conference configuration, as a national conference the B1G will be the premier league in all of college sports once again.

I will make it no worries

As outlined for ACC implosion to happen the B10, SEC and B12 will need to go to 20 or more teams. The ACC may be reduced to 8 or 9 teams but will remain together and add 3 or 4 from the Group of 5.

After watching the whole video, I have opinions (like everyone else on the internet): 1) I'm not sure if Virginia Tech goes to the SEC. I mean, sure, the money makes sense, but I don't think that makes sense culturally. Same thing with NC State, but I could be wrong with that observation, feel free to correct me on this one. 2) Everyone loves throwing around the "G5" moniker like it's some sort of plague. I'll use Cincinnati as an example. Had they had the facilities at the time, Cincinnati gets pulled into the ACC in 2014. I've said this on several videos on this platform, but back in the 2000s and 2010s, facilities mattered and UC missed out because they didn't make the investment and Louisville did. And since then, they're one of only two teams in the current Big 12 Conference who's made it into the 4-team CFP. And to quote The Athletic, they made it into the playoff using the system "designed to exclude them". There's clearly teams that are not artificially propped up by money that are capable of competing and there are teams that are currently artifically propped up by money that CAN'T compete. Y'all can shove that elitist crap somewhere else. That being said... 3) Looking at Chad's Big 12 Map, let's go with what he said during the video and the Big 12 makes it to 19 teams and we have a decision to make. I'm sure not taking Wake Forest, they haven't done ANYTHING for me lately in athletics outside of a 2018 NCAA Men's Tennis Championship and a 2023 Women's Golf Championship, neither of which move the monetary needle. I might give them credit for a 3rd Place CWS finish in 2023. Maybe. I'm also throwing out Boston College (that shouldn't need an explanation). Syracuse has the exact same problem as Wake Forest, thought not as bad. Take out Lacrosse from the 2000s, and they have a 2003 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship (that was two decades ago and haven't been the same since, but it's something), a Men's Soccer Championship in 2022 (doesn't move the needle), and in 2015 they have Men's XC and Women's Field Hockey (also don't move the needle). They've been basically irrelevant in football since moving to the ACC and their basketball program is a shell of its former self and can't even win their conference. At least they made the Final Four in the past decade. All of that being said, I like Memphis as a "promotion" pick. Sure, is The American a better conference overall than the ACC? Of course not. But at least in the past decade, Memphis has two conference championships in football, one in basketball. They have no national titles outside of an Individual Men's Golf Championship in the 50s. Memphis has been plagued by infrastructure issues and the refusal to make investments where it matters. But just like other teams that have moved from The American to the Big 12, they're making the investments in facilities. They have a better media market than Syracuse, NY and Winston Salem, NC (Piedmont Triangle). They would have support form FedEx. I'm more willing to make the chance on a team that has shown that they are now capable and just need the monetary resources to phave greater success than teams that have had resources for over a decade and have done nothing with it. Push out the folks that suck. Plus it fills in the gap in the middle of the map for travel. That ends my rant. I'm sure plenty of people will disagree with me, and hopefully I didn't state anything incorrect (I double-checked my work, but I'm human so I could have missed something). Chad I'd love to hear your thoughts.

A&M not happy with Texas joining the SEC is a red herring. Perhaps the younger fans are upset, but the older fans are looking forward to playing Texas again, the last game of the season, as it was for nearly 100 years. And guess who has the money? Not the younger fans.

No Memphis in the Big 12 ever. We don't need any more G5 affiliates.

The Big 10 will get what they deserve if they take Missouri. They are godawfful.