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Is it time to disband C-USA?
I used to see the reasoning in keeping C-USA together despite the geographical stretch. We would get multiple NCAA tournament bids. Plenty of NCAA credits from those bids. We had a decent football bowl lineup. We had a TV contract that provided some extra money for the schools. We had a solid name brand. We had a visionary commissioner (Mike Slive... who would eventually go on to the SEC).

Now, we usually just get our 1 auto bid to the tournament. The NCAA credits are dried up. Our bowl lineup is a joke and we often lose money on these games. The TV contract is essentially non-existent. The C-USA name brand has lost all luster. And we have a commissioner that is basically just a place holder in title.

I honestly see little reason why we shouldn't disband and form 9-team regional conferences.
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Incomptent commissioner after incompetent commissioner after incompetent commissioner
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Where are we all going?
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Are some of these Southern Miss posters "special"? Eagle Beaver, Reggie Favre, the guy who started the ULM thread and now this guy.
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Too many teams were invited, I can agree with that. But Under the CFP there's chance to earn 25 million, can't just give that up
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I guess so, since you are the only one right and everyone else is wrong...
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Yes, USM, MT, La Tech, ODU, Marshall and wkcc need to start putting plans in place to split off picking up three or four other programs (at least one would have to come from current C-USA).

Here's the problem. The revised NCAA by-laws require continuity between seven teams over eight years for automatic bids. Depending on how you interpret that it means that either the new league would not be able to receive an auto-big until eight years after the league was formed OR it means continuity between programs can be established in a current league so long as the seven have been together for eight years. I interpret as the latter, because there is nothing in the by-laws that strictly states a new conference has to wait eight years after forming.

So, for us that would mean 2021 at the earliest (or 2022 if wkcc is the seventh - which isn't likely since the make up of a new conference would almost definitely include a mix of UAB or Charlotte or one of the Fla schools).

Reshuffling C-USA with Sun Belt does not fix the broader problem, which is a combination of terrible performance at the bottom of the conference plus sprawling geographic membership. All a reshuffle would do would be to fix the sprawling issue, but both would still have terrible performance at the bottom.

You may have a different opinion on the schools, but I believe the six I listed above are the six that are most committed to field competitive football and basketball and know how to do it. There is maybe one or two teams out of the Sun Belt or MAC that would be worth targeting to fill out the league (like Ohio). Perhaps Appy or South Alabama?? Those three or four teams would be hard to pick, but if you took the best of C-USA and dropped down to only a nine or 10 team conference you have a very competitive and competent league.
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(09-15-2017 10:06 AM)nastybunch Wrote:  I guess so, since you are the only one right and everyone else is wrong...

If you going to troll at least be witty......
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(09-15-2017 10:08 AM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Yes, USM, MT, La Tech, ODU, Marshall and wkcc need to start putting plans in place to split off picking up three or four other programs (at least one would have to come from current C-USA).

Here's the problem. The revised NCAA by-laws require continuity between seven teams over eight years for automatic bids. Depending on how you interpret that it means that either the new league would not be able to receive an auto-big until eight years after the league was formed OR it means continuity between programs can be established in a current league so long as the seven have been together for eight years. I interpret as the latter, because there is nothing in the by-laws that strictly states a new conference has to wait eight years after forming.

So, for us that would mean 2021 at the earliest (or 2022 if wkcc is the seventh - which isn't likely since the make up of a new conference would almost definitely include a mix of UAB or Charlotte or one of the Fla schools).

Reshuffling C-USA with Sun Belt does not fix the broader problem, which is a combination of terrible performance at the bottom of the conference plus sprawling geographic membership. All a reshuffle would do would be to fix the sprawling issue, but both would still have terrible performance at the bottom.

You may have a different opinion on the schools, but I believe the six I listed above are the six that are most committed to field competitive football and basketball and know how to do it. There is maybe one or two teams out of the Sun Belt or MAC that would be worth targeting to fill out the league (like Ohio). Perhaps Appy or South Alabama?? Those three or four teams would be hard to pick, but if you took the best of C-USA and dropped down to only a nine or 10 team conference you have a very competitive and competent league.

I can agree with that, take those 6 and the top one or two from the Sunbelt or MAC.

Here's the issue the CFP is Irving, with the Banoswksy on the team, CUSA and the CFP are intertwined. Dont think for a second that they are going to let a new conference start from the CUSA and be apart of the CFP
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If there were a way to do it and both groups get an autobid and CFP money then I think we would have split up already.

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(09-15-2017 10:16 AM)mturn017 Wrote:  If there were a way to do it and both groups get an autobid and CFP money then I think we would have split up already.


The only way to do that is for Sun Belt and C-USA to consolidate with one another. Again, that doesn't fix all the problems. It addresses one.
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(09-15-2017 10:08 AM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Yes, USM, MT, La Tech, ODU, Marshall and wkcc need to start putting plans in place to split off picking up three or four other programs (at least one would have to come from current C-USA).

Here's the problem. The revised NCAA by-laws require continuity between seven teams over eight years for automatic bids. Depending on how you interpret that it means that either the new league would not be able to receive an auto-big until eight years after the league was formed OR it means continuity between programs can be established in a current league so long as the seven have been together for eight years. I interpret as the latter, because there is nothing in the by-laws that strictly states a new conference has to wait eight years after forming.

So, for us that would mean 2021 at the earliest (or 2022 if wkcc is the seventh - which isn't likely since the make up of a new conference would almost definitely include a mix of UAB or Charlotte or one of the Fla schools).

Reshuffling C-USA with Sun Belt does not fix the broader problem, which is a combination of terrible performance at the bottom of the conference plus sprawling geographic membership. All a reshuffle would do would be to fix the sprawling issue, but both would still have terrible performance at the bottom.

You may have a different opinion on the schools, but I believe the six I listed above are the six that are most committed to field competitive football and basketball and know how to do it. There is maybe one or two teams out of the Sun Belt or MAC that would be worth targeting to fill out the league (like Ohio). Perhaps Appy or South Alabama?? Those three or four teams would be hard to pick, but if you took the best of C-USA and dropped down to only a nine or 10 team conference you have a very competitive and competent league.

Why don't those six just ask to join the Sun Belt? That would form a 16 team league.
West
Texas St
Arkansas St
La Tech
Lafayette
Monroe
South Alabama
USM
Troy

East
Georgia St
Georgia Southern
MTSU
WKU
Marshall
ODU
Coastal Carolina
Appalachian St

That way no auto bid or playoff money is lost. The NCAA is not going to allow a G6.
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RE: Is it time to disband C-USA?
Seriously? The payouts are to the conference and would be the same split even more ways with more dead weight than we have now.

The reality is the CFP likely boxes us all in until 2024 where we await whatever is going to happen with the Big 12. The question of whether we need to is yes. The question of whether we can or not or how soon is different.
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(09-15-2017 10:34 AM)JCMiner Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 10:08 AM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Yes, USM, MT, La Tech, ODU, Marshall and wkcc need to start putting plans in place to split off picking up three or four other programs (at least one would have to come from current C-USA).

Here's the problem. The revised NCAA by-laws require continuity between seven teams over eight years for automatic bids. Depending on how you interpret that it means that either the new league would not be able to receive an auto-big until eight years after the league was formed OR it means continuity between programs can be established in a current league so long as the seven have been together for eight years. I interpret as the latter, because there is nothing in the by-laws that strictly states a new conference has to wait eight years after forming.

So, for us that would mean 2021 at the earliest (or 2022 if wkcc is the seventh - which isn't likely since the make up of a new conference would almost definitely include a mix of UAB or Charlotte or one of the Fla schools).

Reshuffling C-USA with Sun Belt does not fix the broader problem, which is a combination of terrible performance at the bottom of the conference plus sprawling geographic membership. All a reshuffle would do would be to fix the sprawling issue, but both would still have terrible performance at the bottom.

You may have a different opinion on the schools, but I believe the six I listed above are the six that are most committed to field competitive football and basketball and know how to do it. There is maybe one or two teams out of the Sun Belt or MAC that would be worth targeting to fill out the league (like Ohio). Perhaps Appy or South Alabama?? Those three or four teams would be hard to pick, but if you took the best of C-USA and dropped down to only a nine or 10 team conference you have a very competitive and competent league.

Why don't those six just ask to join the Sun Belt? That would form a 16 team league.
West
Texas St
Arkansas St
La Tech
Lafayette
Monroe
South Alabama
USM
Troy

East
Georgia St
Georgia Southern
MTSU
WKU
Marshall
ODU
Coastal Carolina
Appalachian St

That way no auto bid or playoff money is lost. The NCAA is not going to allow a G6.

I'd be good with them moving to Sunbelt & CUSA just grabbing a few more teams.
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RE: Is it time to disband C-USA?
(09-15-2017 10:08 AM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Yes, USM, MT, La Tech, ODU, Marshall and wkcc need to start putting plans in place to split off picking up three or four other programs (at least one would have to come from current C-USA).

Here's the problem. The revised NCAA by-laws require continuity between seven teams over eight years for automatic bids. Depending on how you interpret that it means that either the new league would not be able to receive an auto-big until eight years after the league was formed OR it means continuity between programs can be established in a current league so long as the seven have been together for eight years. I interpret as the latter, because there is nothing in the by-laws that strictly states a new conference has to wait eight years after forming.

So, for us that would mean 2021 at the earliest (or 2022 if wkcc is the seventh - which isn't likely since the make up of a new conference would almost definitely include a mix of UAB or Charlotte or one of the Fla schools).

Reshuffling C-USA with Sun Belt does not fix the broader problem, which is a combination of terrible performance at the bottom of the conference plus sprawling geographic membership. All a reshuffle would do would be to fix the sprawling issue, but both would still have terrible performance at the bottom.

You may have a different opinion on the schools, but I believe the six I listed above are the six that are most committed to field competitive football and basketball and know how to do it. There is maybe one or two teams out of the Sun Belt or MAC that would be worth targeting to fill out the league (like Ohio). Perhaps Appy or South Alabama?? Those three or four teams would be hard to pick, but if you took the best of C-USA and dropped down to only a nine or 10 team conference you have a very competitive and competent league.

I think you guys should do this and not worry about autobids and CFP. That looks like a conference that could easily get 2-3 at-large bids from the get-go. Plus the money y'all will make from increased attendance and 9 bowl games per year will easily cover the CFP losses. I think this could be the first conference with 0 cellar dwellers 04-cheers
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(09-15-2017 10:34 AM)JCMiner Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 10:08 AM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Yes, USM, MT, La Tech, ODU, Marshall and wkcc need to start putting plans in place to split off picking up three or four other programs (at least one would have to come from current C-USA).

Here's the problem. The revised NCAA by-laws require continuity between seven teams over eight years for automatic bids. Depending on how you interpret that it means that either the new league would not be able to receive an auto-big until eight years after the league was formed OR it means continuity between programs can be established in a current league so long as the seven have been together for eight years. I interpret as the latter, because there is nothing in the by-laws that strictly states a new conference has to wait eight years after forming.

So, for us that would mean 2021 at the earliest (or 2022 if wkcc is the seventh - which isn't likely since the make up of a new conference would almost definitely include a mix of UAB or Charlotte or one of the Fla schools).

Reshuffling C-USA with Sun Belt does not fix the broader problem, which is a combination of terrible performance at the bottom of the conference plus sprawling geographic membership. All a reshuffle would do would be to fix the sprawling issue, but both would still have terrible performance at the bottom.

You may have a different opinion on the schools, but I believe the six I listed above are the six that are most committed to field competitive football and basketball and know how to do it. There is maybe one or two teams out of the Sun Belt or MAC that would be worth targeting to fill out the league (like Ohio). Perhaps Appy or South Alabama?? Those three or four teams would be hard to pick, but if you took the best of C-USA and dropped down to only a nine or 10 team conference you have a very competitive and competent league.

Why don't those six just ask to join the Sun Belt? That would form a 16 team league.
West
Texas St
Arkansas St
La Tech
Lafayette
Monroe
South Alabama
USM
Troy

East
Georgia St
Georgia Southern
MTSU
WKU
Marshall
ODU
Coastal Carolina
Appalachian St

That way no auto bid or playoff money is lost. The NCAA is not going to allow a G6.

Math does not work out. 6 leaving the C-USA would leave another 8 in the rump C-USA. What happens to that? Independents? I think NCAA frowns upon those.
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(09-15-2017 12:02 PM)goliath74 Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 10:34 AM)JCMiner Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 10:08 AM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Yes, USM, MT, La Tech, ODU, Marshall and wkcc need to start putting plans in place to split off picking up three or four other programs (at least one would have to come from current C-USA).

Here's the problem. The revised NCAA by-laws require continuity between seven teams over eight years for automatic bids. Depending on how you interpret that it means that either the new league would not be able to receive an auto-big until eight years after the league was formed OR it means continuity between programs can be established in a current league so long as the seven have been together for eight years. I interpret as the latter, because there is nothing in the by-laws that strictly states a new conference has to wait eight years after forming.

So, for us that would mean 2021 at the earliest (or 2022 if wkcc is the seventh - which isn't likely since the make up of a new conference would almost definitely include a mix of UAB or Charlotte or one of the Fla schools).

Reshuffling C-USA with Sun Belt does not fix the broader problem, which is a combination of terrible performance at the bottom of the conference plus sprawling geographic membership. All a reshuffle would do would be to fix the sprawling issue, but both would still have terrible performance at the bottom.

You may have a different opinion on the schools, but I believe the six I listed above are the six that are most committed to field competitive football and basketball and know how to do it. There is maybe one or two teams out of the Sun Belt or MAC that would be worth targeting to fill out the league (like Ohio). Perhaps Appy or South Alabama?? Those three or four teams would be hard to pick, but if you took the best of C-USA and dropped down to only a nine or 10 team conference you have a very competitive and competent league.

Why don't those six just ask to join the Sun Belt? That would form a 16 team league.
West
Texas St
Arkansas St
La Tech
Lafayette
Monroe
South Alabama
USM
Troy

East
Georgia St
Georgia Southern
MTSU
WKU
Marshall
ODU
Coastal Carolina
Appalachian St

That way no auto bid or playoff money is lost. The NCAA is not going to allow a G6.

Math does not work out. 6 leaving the C-USA would leave another 8 in the rump C-USA. What happens to that? Independents? I think NCAA frowns upon those.

We add one or two universities and life goes on. The MW operated as an 8 team league for a few years without any problems.
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(09-15-2017 12:03 PM)JCMiner Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 12:02 PM)goliath74 Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 10:34 AM)JCMiner Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 10:08 AM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Yes, USM, MT, La Tech, ODU, Marshall and wkcc need to start putting plans in place to split off picking up three or four other programs (at least one would have to come from current C-USA).

Here's the problem. The revised NCAA by-laws require continuity between seven teams over eight years for automatic bids. Depending on how you interpret that it means that either the new league would not be able to receive an auto-big until eight years after the league was formed OR it means continuity between programs can be established in a current league so long as the seven have been together for eight years. I interpret as the latter, because there is nothing in the by-laws that strictly states a new conference has to wait eight years after forming.

So, for us that would mean 2021 at the earliest (or 2022 if wkcc is the seventh - which isn't likely since the make up of a new conference would almost definitely include a mix of UAB or Charlotte or one of the Fla schools).

Reshuffling C-USA with Sun Belt does not fix the broader problem, which is a combination of terrible performance at the bottom of the conference plus sprawling geographic membership. All a reshuffle would do would be to fix the sprawling issue, but both would still have terrible performance at the bottom.

You may have a different opinion on the schools, but I believe the six I listed above are the six that are most committed to field competitive football and basketball and know how to do it. There is maybe one or two teams out of the Sun Belt or MAC that would be worth targeting to fill out the league (like Ohio). Perhaps Appy or South Alabama?? Those three or four teams would be hard to pick, but if you took the best of C-USA and dropped down to only a nine or 10 team conference you have a very competitive and competent league.

Why don't those six just ask to join the Sun Belt? That would form a 16 team league.
West
Texas St
Arkansas St
La Tech
Lafayette
Monroe
South Alabama
USM
Troy

East
Georgia St
Georgia Southern
MTSU
WKU
Marshall
ODU
Coastal Carolina
Appalachian St

That way no auto bid or playoff money is lost. The NCAA is not going to allow a G6.

Math does not work out. 6 leaving the C-USA would leave another 8 in the rump C-USA. What happens to that? Independents? I think NCAA frowns upon those.

We add one or two universities and life goes on.

How deep into FCS do we have to dig?
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I am good with an 8 team conference including:

Tech
UAB
Southern Miss
WKU
MTSU
Rice
UNT
UTSA

or

Tech
USM
Marshall
UAB
ODU
MTSU
WKU
Charlotte

Lets Just pick a direction.
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(09-15-2017 12:04 PM)goliath74 Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 12:03 PM)JCMiner Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 12:02 PM)goliath74 Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 10:34 AM)JCMiner Wrote:  
(09-15-2017 10:08 AM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Yes, USM, MT, La Tech, ODU, Marshall and wkcc need to start putting plans in place to split off picking up three or four other programs (at least one would have to come from current C-USA).

Here's the problem. The revised NCAA by-laws require continuity between seven teams over eight years for automatic bids. Depending on how you interpret that it means that either the new league would not be able to receive an auto-big until eight years after the league was formed OR it means continuity between programs can be established in a current league so long as the seven have been together for eight years. I interpret as the latter, because there is nothing in the by-laws that strictly states a new conference has to wait eight years after forming.

So, for us that would mean 2021 at the earliest (or 2022 if wkcc is the seventh - which isn't likely since the make up of a new conference would almost definitely include a mix of UAB or Charlotte or one of the Fla schools).

Reshuffling C-USA with Sun Belt does not fix the broader problem, which is a combination of terrible performance at the bottom of the conference plus sprawling geographic membership. All a reshuffle would do would be to fix the sprawling issue, but both would still have terrible performance at the bottom.

You may have a different opinion on the schools, but I believe the six I listed above are the six that are most committed to field competitive football and basketball and know how to do it. There is maybe one or two teams out of the Sun Belt or MAC that would be worth targeting to fill out the league (like Ohio). Perhaps Appy or South Alabama?? Those three or four teams would be hard to pick, but if you took the best of C-USA and dropped down to only a nine or 10 team conference you have a very competitive and competent league.

Why don't those six just ask to join the Sun Belt? That would form a 16 team league.
West
Texas St
Arkansas St
La Tech
Lafayette
Monroe
South Alabama
USM
Troy

East
Georgia St
Georgia Southern
MTSU
WKU
Marshall
ODU
Coastal Carolina
Appalachian St

That way no auto bid or playoff money is lost. The NCAA is not going to allow a G6.

Math does not work out. 6 leaving the C-USA would leave another 8 in the rump C-USA. What happens to that? Independents? I think NCAA frowns upon those.

We add one or two universities and life goes on.

How deep into FCS do we have to dig?
I nominate NMSU if we really have to add someone.
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