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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.

Future 38-Team CFB Super League w/ regional conferences and unequal revenue sharing that strongly favors the 8 most valuable CFB blueblood schools: Pacific Conference - USC - UCLA - Oregon - Washington - Cal - Stanford - ASU - Utah Southwest Conference - Texas - Oklahoma - Texas A&M - Nebraska - Colorado - Kansas - LSU - Arkansas Southeast Conference - Alabama - Auburn - Georgia - Tennessee - South Carolina - Kentucky - Florida - Florida State - Miami - Ole Miss Atlantic Conference - Ohio State - Michigan - Penn State - Wisconsin - Iowa - Maryland - North Carolina - Virginia - Northwestern - Missouri Independent - Notre Dame - Clemson

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Ok St, K St, and one other scchool could go to the SEC. But the P3 would be pk with this Red Raider.

Ks is AAU too

The Big Ten would have to buy Nebraska out.... not kick them out.

SEC does not make more money than the Big Ten.... the Big Ten actually owns their TV network unlike the SEC😂😂😂😂

With West Coast teams now playing regularly teams 3000 miles away, I've lost interest in college football. Trying to be a Saturday version of the NFL. Sold its soul.

You should do a project regarding realignment the BiG 3 SEC. BiG 10 and Big 12 going to 24 members meanwhile the group of 5 going to 16 members . G5 leagues Sun Belt adds UT- Chattanooga (first choice) or Austin peay (backup plan) and Eastern Kentucky C-USA adds Stephen F Austin, Central Arkansas, Western Carolina and Southeast Missouri State American adds Villanova 🏈 only Richmond or maybe some else MAC adds Southern Illinois (1A) or Illinois State (1B) Albany ND State 🦬 and SD State Mountain West Hawaii (full member) getting to 12 then Sacramento State , Idaho, Montana Montana State getting to 16 members

You sound like the forklift guy and kinda look like him to

As a Pitt fan I would love to see them in the Big 10 just to piss off Penn St fans and renew that game.. But I like the big 12 move and playing WVU instead. I would take WF over Cuse just for location. Nobody wants to go to upstate NY.

BiG 12 adding Georgia Tech 🐝 and Memphis 🐯 gets them into SEC backyard Georgia Tech 🐝 can play a home 🏈 game @ Mercedes Benz stadium and 🏀@ State farm arena now Memphis 🐯 is planning to upgrade the Liberty Bowl stadium and Memphis men's 🏀 team plays @ FedEx Forum arena shared with NBA Memphis Grizzlies Now just play along with me for minute say Big adds NC State getting into Raleigh,NC and them and Georgia Tech 🐝 did a home and home neutral site 🏈 series Georgia Tech 🐝@ NC State 🐺 @ Bank of America stadium Charlotte, NC year 1 . Nc State 🐺@ Georgia Tech 🐝 @ Mercedes Benz stadium Atlanta, GA year 2

Notre Dame 🍀 in the BiG 10 would have several rivalries almost weekly in all sports Northwestern Purdue Indiana Michigan Michigan State etc just make to much sense UNC in the BiG 10 does nothing outside of high profile 🏀 matchups with almost everybody in BiG 10 Michigan State Indiana etc but in the SEC on day 1 in the conference you would already have a taylor made rival in South Carolina 🐔 and could develop a 🏀 rival with Kentucky Tennessee etc bringing Duke as a package deal would be even better

Conference realignment scenario let's say the the BiG 12 conference wants to expand more which they have talked about I think all the big brands from the ACC FSU Clemson UNC Duke etc want a invite into SEC or BiG Ten leaving BiG 12 with the leftover schools meanwhile I think the Big 12 would also add some American schools from G5 mainly Memphis 🐯 and Tulane at the top of the list so this the best combination to me from ACC/ American . ACC to BiG 12 Georgia Tech 🐝,NC State 🐺 and Wake Forest (tag along with NC State) American to Big 12 Memphis 🐯 and Tulane Oregon State 🦫 and Washington State PAC 12 . UConn independent That would put the big 12 at 24 total members

If i am Austin peay i probably would knock on the Mac door 🚪 myself to get out from under the Asun 🏈 situation we might have to play home games at the NFL stadium 🏟️ in nearby Nashville sharing it with Tennessee State 🐯 and Tennessee Titans 🗡️ for the time being until we upgrade our on campus stadium 🏟️

MAC getting to 16 members Austin Peay Murray State Southern Illinois or Illinois State (either or) and Northern Iowa but they'll probably have to upgrade the 🏈 dome

Who do you think the MAC will add they need another school by 2025 to come in with UMass I don't think it would be ND State 🦬 or SD State 🐇 they would be a package deal UConn think they are a bigger brand so I think they will stay independent in 🏈 like Notre Dame 🍀 BiG East for Olympic sports I think WKU was the closest to joining the Mac but C-USA has expanded to 12 schools now and they would give up 100 miles of hate with MTSU, No to Youngstown State that would be overkill with Ohio schools

What if the ASUN do what the Big East conference did splitting the non football schools and basketball 🏀 schools apart into 2 different leagues

What if the WAC was reinstated back into the FBS with the G5 leagues what schools would be apart of the new Wac

You should do a what if video regarding the G5 if let's say C-USA breaks apart i think 🤔 Jax State 🐔 to the American Sam Houston State to Sun Belt UTEP and NM State to Mountain West then it's a crap shot for everybody else

I think 🤔 Notre Dame 🍀 can still have natural site games in the BiG 10 Purdue or Indiana in Indianapolis Northwestern or Illinois in Chicago Rutgers in Bronx ,NY or East Rutherford,NJ Michigan or Michigan State in Detroit Wisconsin in Green Bay etc

Hi Chad please tell me if florida state and clemson join the big 12 conference common sense in my opnion they should join sec.if that does happen what about nc state and virginia tech.Thank you Dennis mitchell

The way I see playing out the ACC disband then it's the Big 3 leagues SEC BiG Ten and BiG 12 SEC adds FSU , Clemson 🐯, Miami 🦆, UNC 🐏,Duke 😈, Virginia, Virginia Tech 🦃 and Louisville 🐔 BiG ten adds Notre Dame 🍀, Stanford 🌲,Cal 🐻 Syracuse 🍊 Pitt 🐾 and Boston college 🦅 I know all those ACC are not AAU but they are brands a they simply make sense one way or another I'll break it down for you shortly BiG 12 adds NC State 🐺 Wake Forest Georgia Tech 🐝 Memphis 🐯 Tulane Oregon State 🦫 Washington State and UConn. ending realignment at the Big boy level .

I'd like to see teams in Seattle, Denver, Arizona and Nashville. Put St. Louis in the West and Nashville in the Central, which would have 3 divisions of 4 teams each

What do you think 🤔 about North Alabama lions 🦁 jumping to C-USA I know they haven't been in the Fcs long but they would give C-USA that Huntsville Alabama region Una would be a travel partner for Jax State 🐔 and they're apart of the ASun/ Wac to FBS plans

The top two D2 call ups they should go for are Angelo State (good enrollment numbers and football power) and Central Oklahoma (3rd largest enrollment in the state only behind OSU and OU, and a football loving state that does not have an FCS team). these also won't stretch their footprint much and support regional rivalries to give the WAC an identity. Although unlikely, I feel the need to mention that they should try to go for Denver and Oral Roberts because they are already geographic outliers in the Summit league.

Quoting the late Jake Blues, let's get the band back together by bringing back the original teams from both leagues that haven't come back yet. Now granted we can't have two Franchises in the same city like Birmingham, Houston, and Memphis for example.

I was saying that the current 8 UFL teams have to stay as locks 🔒 in this fantasy spring 🏈 league because that's what we already know minus the Michigan Panthers because the NFL has the Carolina Panthers already Michigan team stays under a different nickname that can be used from pasted spring 🏈 league AAF TSL XFL 2.0 arena football league etc and no to commanders (XFL 2 .0) bc NFL's Washington commanders

Bro, I love your concept, but you took a lot of liabilities with your picks you alienated alot of your chosen cities fanbases with the team names you chose....js

They would be an FCS football school and I see no way they upgrade to FBS football - but another school that is clearly in the MAC footprint and would give you another in-state rivalry pair would to invite Indiana State to pair with Ball State. The Sycamores have a really good baseball team, good track and were just in the National Final of the NIT tournament in Men's Basketball Tournament.