PAC obviously wants to get into Texas.

If Texas and the others continue to hold out in the Big 12 then you never know.

I'm not saying it is likely. I'm saying that if UTEP can put together 4-5 winning seasons in a row, then I think it is safe to say UTEP would average between 40-45k/game.

They start doing that consistently and yes, I could see the PAC being interested. You are in Texas, but you are in West Texas.

(05-04-2015 09:11 PM)WWDog Wrote:  Cyniclone, I thought the same thing about the formating until I realized that it was linked to the last page of the list and you had to click previous and go backwards through the list. Anyway, all the comments are correct about the considerable lack of integrity of that site.

You know, that makes sense. Not sure why it didn't occur to me.

The rest of my whining remains intact tho.

No reason for UTEP to be on that list at all. Unique stadium with a solid fanbase. Here's hoping UTEP can take another step from last year and keep improving. That'd be big for C-USA.

I think Pacific, Boston U, Northeastern, Cal State Fullerton, Wichita State, and UT Arlington should consider dropping football.

(05-06-2015 10:50 AM)49RFootballNow Wrote:  I think Pacific, Boston U, Northeastern, Cal State Fullerton, Wichita State, and UT Arlington should consider dropping football.

Don't forget St. Mary's. They have gotten enough mileage out of that Cotton Bowl victory.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1939_Cotton_Bowl_Classic

I think the Tuscaloosa campus should drop football. Then maybe Alabama could be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century. (I had to give up on the 20th)