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Biggest Winners/Losers In NCAA Conferences Realignment Since 2000
So looking at it since the year 2000.....

Losers
Temple obvious one.
Rutgers- still in power conference- but a lot tougher to compete
Idaho
New Mexico St
Southern Miss
East Carolina
UAB
Army
BYU

Winners:
Va Tech/Miami/BC/Syracuse/Pitt- got out of Big East and into a winnable situation with the ACC
Boise St- as we entered 2000, they were in the Big East.
Louisville(maybe the biggest winner)
Utah
TCU
UCF

It's a really interesting time frame to look at- and a whole lot different than just the '10s.
09-24-2019 04:06 PM
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