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RE: Pac12 was close to inviting TCU and Houston
(09-11-2021 11:09 AM)Joprior23 Wrote:  As long as we end up in the final 64 (Power 4), I don’t care what conference we’re playing in.

I believe a split of the top 64 teams from the NCAA is coming. And maybe by 2025. Definitely by the end of the decade.

Not gonna happen. Ppl have been saying this for how long? Well it hasn’t happened. No way they leave out the AAC and MWC. Not to mention the strong programs in other leagues. Two other items- the lower level P5 teams have to have someone to play. If not they will lose 75% of their games every year. Also- the P5 are not going to leave the academies out of the top level of CFB. That’s why it’s key for the AAC to go after AFA and Army.
09-22-2021 07:42 AM
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