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RE: Interesting article on the winners & losers from conference realignment the la...
(06-12-2015 08:44 AM)cotton1991 Wrote:  Losers:

1. Cincy and UConn
2. BYU
3. West Virginia
4. Idaho and New Mexico State
5. Boise State

I disagree. WVU would be a member of the AAC right now if the B12 hadn't bailed them out. They got lucky. And while Boise is no better off, they aren't any worse off either.

Throw those two off the list and add Southern Miss.

WVU's closest conf rival is in Iowa. They are not lucky about anything. They jumped on the first ship out and it just so happened to be the Big 12 driving. If nobody would of stepped up they were ready and set to go independent.
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