RE: Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-25-2019 10:59 PM)geosnooker2000 Wrote:
(06-25-2019 06:11 PM)CoastalJuan Wrote:
(06-25-2019 05:52 PM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:
(06-25-2019 04:40 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:
(06-25-2019 04:34 PM)gulfcoastgal Wrote: Plus at least $1.5M more in CFP money...@$1.8-2M compared to $330k
Even at a straight trade they are looking at 5.5m+ for football from media and then the added cfp money so 7-9m a year depending. Then what ever the WCC deal brings in.
The question is does that cover buy outs etc to make it happen? I'm not sure it will.
Yeah, I have no idea about that. What did Navy do with their schedules? Seems like the main Navy contributor mentioned pushing at least one series back. I suppose where there’s a will, there’s a way...just not sure a strong enough will is there.
Yeah. I’d be surprised if they’ve completely hamstrung themselves from ever joining a conference.
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My question is, buy-outs from what? We would only want their football, and their football is not in a conference. What if we just told them we will give you half of Uconn's buy-out of the AAC (+/- $5M) to join us?
The games they already have scheduled.
BYU Future Schedules
2019
08/29 - Utah
09/07 - at Tennessee
09/14 - USC
09/21 - Washington
09/28 - at Toledo
10/12 - at USF
10/19 - Boise State
11/02 - at Utah State
11/09 - Liberty
11/16 - Idaho State
11/23 - at UMass
11/30 - at San Diego State
2020
09/05 - at Utah
09/12 - Michigan State
09/19 - at Arizona State
09/26 - at Minnesota
10/02 - Utah State
10/10 - Missouri
10/17 - Houston
10/24 - at Northern Illinois
11/07 - at Boise State
11/14 - San Diego State
11/21 - North Alabama
11/28 - at Stanford
2021
09/02 - vs Arizona (in Las Vegas, NV)
09/11 - Utah
09/18 - Arizona State
09/24 - USF
10/01 - at Utah State
10/09 - Boise State
10/16 - at Baylor
10/23 - at Washington State
10/30 - Virginia
11/13 - Idaho State
11/20 - at Georgia Southern
11/27 - at USC
2022
09/03 - at Utah
09/10 - Baylor
09/17 - at Oregon
09/24 - Wyoming
09/30 - Utah State
10/15 - Arkansas
10/22 - at Liberty
11/05 - at Boise State
11/12 - Dixie State
11/19 - East Carolina
11/26 - at Stanford
2023
09/02 - Tennessee
09/09 - at Virginia
09/16 - Utah
09/23 - at Arkansas
10/07 - at Houston
10/14 - Boise State
11/04 - UNLV
11/25 - at USC
TBA - Stanford
2024
09/07 - at Utah
09/14 - Hawaii
09/28 - at Wyoming
10/12 - Georgia Southern
10/19 - at East Carolina
11/02 - at UNLV
11/09 - at NC State
2025
09/06 - at Hawaii
09/13 - Stanford
09/20 - Minnesota
11/01 - Virginia
We need 8 games from them and they have contracts to fulfill. Keeping just the p5 games out of conference will help a lot, waiting till 2022 will help a lot, you're still looking at a lot of cash and getting some games moved to make it work. It will require changing at least three p5 games to other years or buying them out. Also like seven g5 games and an fcs game and that's if you wait till 2022. Before then isn't really possible, although we might be able squeeze a few games to get it started. A whole conference schedule though just isn't possible till 2022 at the earliest with a lot of stuff moved and money spent.
(This post was last modified: 06-25-2019 11:59 PM by Foreverandever.)
RE: Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-25-2019 11:57 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:
(06-25-2019 10:59 PM)geosnooker2000 Wrote:
(06-25-2019 06:11 PM)CoastalJuan Wrote:
(06-25-2019 05:52 PM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:
(06-25-2019 04:40 PM)Foreverandever Wrote: Even at a straight trade they are looking at 5.5m+ for football from media and then the added cfp money so 7-9m a year depending. Then what ever the WCC deal brings in.
The question is does that cover buy outs etc to make it happen? I'm not sure it will.
Yeah, I have no idea about that. What did Navy do with their schedules? Seems like the main Navy contributor mentioned pushing at least one series back. I suppose where there’s a will, there’s a way...just not sure a strong enough will is there.
Yeah. I’d be surprised if they’ve completely hamstrung themselves from ever joining a conference.
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My question is, buy-outs from what? We would only want their football, and their football is not in a conference. What if we just told them we will give you half of Uconn's buy-out of the AAC (+/- $5M) to join us?
The games they already have scheduled.
BYU Future Schedules
2019
08/29 - Utah
09/07 - at Tennessee
09/14 - USC
09/21 - Washington
09/28 - at Toledo
10/12 - at USF
10/19 - Boise State
11/02 - at Utah State
11/09 - Liberty
11/16 - Idaho State
11/23 - at UMass
11/30 - at San Diego State
2020
09/05 - at Utah
09/12 - Michigan State
09/19 - at Arizona State
09/26 - at Minnesota
10/02 - Utah State
10/10 - Missouri
10/17 - Houston
10/24 - at Northern Illinois
11/07 - at Boise State
11/14 - San Diego State
11/21 - North Alabama
11/28 - at Stanford
2021
09/02 - vs Arizona (in Las Vegas, NV)
09/11 - Utah
09/18 - Arizona State
09/24 - USF
10/01 - at Utah State
10/09 - Boise State
10/16 - at Baylor
10/23 - at Washington State
10/30 - Virginia
11/13 - Idaho State
11/20 - at Georgia Southern
11/27 - at USC
2022
09/03 - at Utah
09/10 - Baylor
09/17 - at Oregon
09/24 - Wyoming
09/30 - Utah State
10/15 - Arkansas
10/22 - at Liberty
11/05 - at Boise State
11/12 - Dixie State
11/19 - East Carolina
11/26 - at Stanford
2023
09/02 - Tennessee
09/09 - at Virginia
09/16 - Utah
09/23 - at Arkansas
10/07 - at Houston
10/14 - Boise State
11/04 - UNLV
11/25 - at USC
TBA - Stanford
2024
09/07 - at Utah
09/14 - Hawaii
09/28 - at Wyoming
10/12 - Georgia Southern
10/19 - at East Carolina
11/02 - at UNLV
11/09 - at NC State
2025
09/06 - at Hawaii
09/13 - Stanford
09/20 - Minnesota
11/01 - Virginia
We need 8 games from them and they have contracts to fulfill. Keeping just the p5 games out of conference will help a lot, waiting till 2022 will help a lot, you're still looking at a lot of cash and getting some games moved to make it work. It will require changing at least three p5 games to other years or buying them out. Also like seven g5 games and an fcs game and that's if you wait till 2022. Before then isn't really possible, although we might be able squeeze a few games to get it started. A whole conference schedule though just isn't possible till 2022 at the earliest with a lot of stuff moved and money spent.
Yeah---realistically, the earliest they could be here is 2023 or 2024--unless they got some help from ESPN.
RE: Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-26-2019 12:25 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:
(06-25-2019 11:57 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:
(06-25-2019 10:59 PM)geosnooker2000 Wrote:
(06-25-2019 06:11 PM)CoastalJuan Wrote:
(06-25-2019 05:52 PM)gulfcoastgal Wrote: Yeah, I have no idea about that. What did Navy do with their schedules? Seems like the main Navy contributor mentioned pushing at least one series back. I suppose where there’s a will, there’s a way...just not sure a strong enough will is there.
Yeah. I’d be surprised if they’ve completely hamstrung themselves from ever joining a conference.
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My question is, buy-outs from what? We would only want their football, and their football is not in a conference. What if we just told them we will give you half of Uconn's buy-out of the AAC (+/- $5M) to join us?
The games they already have scheduled.
BYU Future Schedules
2019
08/29 - Utah
09/07 - at Tennessee
09/14 - USC
09/21 - Washington
09/28 - at Toledo
10/12 - at USF
10/19 - Boise State
11/02 - at Utah State
11/09 - Liberty
11/16 - Idaho State
11/23 - at UMass
11/30 - at San Diego State
2020
09/05 - at Utah
09/12 - Michigan State
09/19 - at Arizona State
09/26 - at Minnesota
10/02 - Utah State
10/10 - Missouri
10/17 - Houston
10/24 - at Northern Illinois
11/07 - at Boise State
11/14 - San Diego State
11/21 - North Alabama
11/28 - at Stanford
2021
09/02 - vs Arizona (in Las Vegas, NV)
09/11 - Utah
09/18 - Arizona State
09/24 - USF
10/01 - at Utah State
10/09 - Boise State
10/16 - at Baylor
10/23 - at Washington State
10/30 - Virginia
11/13 - Idaho State
11/20 - at Georgia Southern
11/27 - at USC
2022
09/03 - at Utah
09/10 - Baylor-x
09/17 - at Oregon
09/24 - Wyoming-x
09/30 - Utah State-x
10/15 - Arkansas
10/22 - at Liberty-x
11/05 - at Boise State
11/12 - Dixie State-x
11/19 - East Carolina-x
11/26 - at Stanford
2023
09/02 - Tennessee
09/09 - at Virginia
09/16 - Utah
09/23 - at Arkansas
10/07 - at Houston
10/14 - Boise State
11/04 - UNLV
11/25 - at USC
TBA - Stanford
2024
09/07 - at Utah
09/14 - Hawaii
09/28 - at Wyoming
10/12 - Georgia Southern
10/19 - at East Carolina
11/02 - at UNLV
11/09 - at NC State
2025
09/06 - at Hawaii
09/13 - Stanford
09/20 - Minnesota
11/01 - Virginia
We need 8 games from them and they have contracts to fulfill. Keeping just the p5 games out of conference will help a lot, waiting till 2022 will help a lot, you're still looking at a lot of cash and getting some games moved to make it work. It will require changing at least three p5 games to other years or buying them out. Also like seven g5 games and an fcs game and that's if you wait till 2022. Before then isn't really possible, although we might be able squeeze a few games to get it started. A whole conference schedule though just isn't possible till 2022 at the earliest with a lot of stuff moved and money spent.
Yeah---realistically, the earliest they could be here is 2023 or 2024--unless they got some help from ESPN.
2022 is doable
11 games scheduled
easy cancellations: ecu, dixie, liberty, wyoming
push utah state back a few years (or buy out that 1 year)
6games
remove baylor because of the scandals
5games
losing the last to get to 4 will be tricky....if boise also joins with byu its a done
moving stanford to 2026 is the simple solution
also noting byu has games with usf and houston in 2020/21..we could do them a favor..cancel it and move some of their other contracts to take their stops
uconn next year..then byu's last 2 seasons indy...then they join for the 2022 season
(This post was last modified: 06-26-2019 12:49 AM by pesik.)
RE: Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-25-2019 07:40 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:
(06-25-2019 07:28 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:
(06-25-2019 07:21 PM)Foreverandever Wrote: We dont have to get a waiver or go to twelve.
A waiver is probably 50/50 for 2020 beyond that????
So which option is the AAC going do without the waiver? 6/5 divisional round robins or 10 game round robin without divisions?
6/5
It's a pain but it also means we don't have to get permission for anything and keep the CF. Definitely not ideal. I think we see people move to a divisionless set up with a required set rotating schedule probably so that every team plays every other conference team in a certian number of years (4-6 maybe). That way they get some flexibility back but you can't just load up the schedule for one or two teams.
Do you think they'll drop 2 teams to 7 games or up to 9? I could see the drop to 7 and a scheduling agreement between the conference and UConn for 2, 4, or 6 years. But, honestly, the waiver to keep everyone at 8 conference games seems most likely. It is not as if the AAC can wave a wand to make a 12th team appear... what if there are no "institutional fits" or the logistics of exit fees/buyouts are a financial drain? Adding a 12th team would be a "hardship" or at least a diificulty.
RE: Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-26-2019 12:47 AM)pesik Wrote:
(06-26-2019 12:25 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:
(06-25-2019 11:57 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:
(06-25-2019 10:59 PM)geosnooker2000 Wrote:
(06-25-2019 06:11 PM)CoastalJuan Wrote: Yeah. I’d be surprised if they’ve completely hamstrung themselves from ever joining a conference.
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My question is, buy-outs from what? We would only want their football, and their football is not in a conference. What if we just told them we will give you half of Uconn's buy-out of the AAC (+/- $5M) to join us?
The games they already have scheduled.
BYU Future Schedules
2019
08/29 - Utah
09/07 - at Tennessee
09/14 - USC
09/21 - Washington
09/28 - at Toledo
10/12 - at USF
10/19 - Boise State
11/02 - at Utah State
11/09 - Liberty
11/16 - Idaho State
11/23 - at UMass
11/30 - at San Diego State
2020
09/05 - at Utah
09/12 - Michigan State
09/19 - at Arizona State
09/26 - at Minnesota
10/02 - Utah State
10/10 - Missouri
10/17 - Houston
10/24 - at Northern Illinois
11/07 - at Boise State
11/14 - San Diego State
11/21 - North Alabama
11/28 - at Stanford
2021
09/02 - vs Arizona (in Las Vegas, NV)
09/11 - Utah
09/18 - Arizona State
09/24 - USF
10/01 - at Utah State
10/09 - Boise State
10/16 - at Baylor
10/23 - at Washington State
10/30 - Virginia
11/13 - Idaho State
11/20 - at Georgia Southern
11/27 - at USC
2022
09/03 - at Utah
09/10 - Baylor-x
09/17 - at Oregon
09/24 - Wyoming-x
09/30 - Utah State-x
10/15 - Arkansas
10/22 - at Liberty-x
11/05 - at Boise State
11/12 - Dixie State-x
11/19 - East Carolina-x
11/26 - at Stanford
2023
09/02 - Tennessee
09/09 - at Virginia
09/16 - Utah
09/23 - at Arkansas
10/07 - at Houston
10/14 - Boise State
11/04 - UNLV
11/25 - at USC
TBA - Stanford
2024
09/07 - at Utah
09/14 - Hawaii
09/28 - at Wyoming
10/12 - Georgia Southern
10/19 - at East Carolina
11/02 - at UNLV
11/09 - at NC State
2025
09/06 - at Hawaii
09/13 - Stanford
09/20 - Minnesota
11/01 - Virginia
We need 8 games from them and they have contracts to fulfill. Keeping just the p5 games out of conference will help a lot, waiting till 2022 will help a lot, you're still looking at a lot of cash and getting some games moved to make it work. It will require changing at least three p5 games to other years or buying them out. Also like seven g5 games and an fcs game and that's if you wait till 2022. Before then isn't really possible, although we might be able squeeze a few games to get it started. A whole conference schedule though just isn't possible till 2022 at the earliest with a lot of stuff moved and money spent.
Yeah---realistically, the earliest they could be here is 2023 or 2024--unless they got some help from ESPN.
2022 is doable
11 games scheduled
easy cancellations: ecu, dixie, liberty, wyoming
push utah state back a few years (or buy out that 1 year)
6games
remove baylor because of the scandals
5games
losing the last to get to 4 will be tricky....if boise also joins with byu its a done
moving stanford to 2026 is the simple solution
also noting byu has games with usf and houston in 2020/21..we could do them a favor..cancel it and move some of their other contracts to take their stops
uconn next year..then byu's last 2 seasons indy...then they join for the 2022 season
This all assumes that they didn't write anything into their current scheduling agreements that would give them an out if they join a conference. Not having, at least, an escalating cancellation clause based on the amount of notice would be pretty short-sighted.
RE: Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-26-2019 07:39 AM)CoastalJuan Wrote:
(06-26-2019 12:47 AM)pesik Wrote:
(06-26-2019 12:25 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:
(06-25-2019 11:57 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:
(06-25-2019 10:59 PM)geosnooker2000 Wrote: My question is, buy-outs from what? We would only want their football, and their football is not in a conference. What if we just told them we will give you half of Uconn's buy-out of the AAC (+/- $5M) to join us?
The games they already have scheduled.
BYU Future Schedules
2019
08/29 - Utah
09/07 - at Tennessee
09/14 - USC
09/21 - Washington
09/28 - at Toledo
10/12 - at USF
10/19 - Boise State
11/02 - at Utah State
11/09 - Liberty
11/16 - Idaho State
11/23 - at UMass
11/30 - at San Diego State
2020
09/05 - at Utah
09/12 - Michigan State
09/19 - at Arizona State
09/26 - at Minnesota
10/02 - Utah State
10/10 - Missouri
10/17 - Houston
10/24 - at Northern Illinois
11/07 - at Boise State
11/14 - San Diego State
11/21 - North Alabama
11/28 - at Stanford
2021
09/02 - vs Arizona (in Las Vegas, NV)
09/11 - Utah
09/18 - Arizona State
09/24 - USF
10/01 - at Utah State
10/09 - Boise State
10/16 - at Baylor
10/23 - at Washington State
10/30 - Virginia
11/13 - Idaho State
11/20 - at Georgia Southern
11/27 - at USC
2022
09/03 - at Utah
09/10 - Baylor-x
09/17 - at Oregon
09/24 - Wyoming-x
09/30 - Utah State-x
10/15 - Arkansas
10/22 - at Liberty-x
11/05 - at Boise State
11/12 - Dixie State-x
11/19 - East Carolina-x
11/26 - at Stanford
2023
09/02 - Tennessee
09/09 - at Virginia
09/16 - Utah
09/23 - at Arkansas
10/07 - at Houston
10/14 - Boise State
11/04 - UNLV
11/25 - at USC
TBA - Stanford
2024
09/07 - at Utah
09/14 - Hawaii
09/28 - at Wyoming
10/12 - Georgia Southern
10/19 - at East Carolina
11/02 - at UNLV
11/09 - at NC State
2025
09/06 - at Hawaii
09/13 - Stanford
09/20 - Minnesota
11/01 - Virginia
We need 8 games from them and they have contracts to fulfill. Keeping just the p5 games out of conference will help a lot, waiting till 2022 will help a lot, you're still looking at a lot of cash and getting some games moved to make it work. It will require changing at least three p5 games to other years or buying them out. Also like seven g5 games and an fcs game and that's if you wait till 2022. Before then isn't really possible, although we might be able squeeze a few games to get it started. A whole conference schedule though just isn't possible till 2022 at the earliest with a lot of stuff moved and money spent.
Yeah---realistically, the earliest they could be here is 2023 or 2024--unless they got some help from ESPN.
2022 is doable
11 games scheduled
easy cancellations: ecu, dixie, liberty, wyoming
push utah state back a few years (or buy out that 1 year)
6games
remove baylor because of the scandals
5games
losing the last to get to 4 will be tricky....if boise also joins with byu its a done
moving stanford to 2026 is the simple solution
also noting byu has games with usf and houston in 2020/21..we could do them a favor..cancel it and move some of their other contracts to take their stops
uconn next year..then byu's last 2 seasons indy...then they join for the 2022 season
This all assumes that they didn't write anything into their current scheduling agreements that would give them an out if they join a conference. Not having, at least, an escalating cancellation clause based on the amount of notice would be pretty short-sighted.
My understanding is that all their contracts came with an lower buy out/no buy out if they were invited to a p5 conference. My assumption is that they included some escalating cancellation fees for both sides in it. Even so it's just a lot of work and still a lot of money in a best case scenario. I don't know if the money numbers will work. It also depends on BYU wanting in.
RE: Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-26-2019 09:26 AM)Foreverandever Wrote:
(06-26-2019 07:39 AM)CoastalJuan Wrote:
(06-26-2019 12:47 AM)pesik Wrote:
(06-26-2019 12:25 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:
(06-25-2019 11:57 PM)Foreverandever Wrote: The games they already have scheduled.
BYU Future Schedules
2019
08/29 - Utah
09/07 - at Tennessee
09/14 - USC
09/21 - Washington
09/28 - at Toledo
10/12 - at USF
10/19 - Boise State
11/02 - at Utah State
11/09 - Liberty
11/16 - Idaho State
11/23 - at UMass
11/30 - at San Diego State
2020
09/05 - at Utah
09/12 - Michigan State
09/19 - at Arizona State
09/26 - at Minnesota
10/02 - Utah State
10/10 - Missouri
10/17 - Houston
10/24 - at Northern Illinois
11/07 - at Boise State
11/14 - San Diego State
11/21 - North Alabama
11/28 - at Stanford
2021
09/02 - vs Arizona (in Las Vegas, NV)
09/11 - Utah
09/18 - Arizona State
09/24 - USF
10/01 - at Utah State
10/09 - Boise State
10/16 - at Baylor
10/23 - at Washington State
10/30 - Virginia
11/13 - Idaho State
11/20 - at Georgia Southern
11/27 - at USC
2022
09/03 - at Utah
09/10 - Baylor-x
09/17 - at Oregon
09/24 - Wyoming-x
09/30 - Utah State-x
10/15 - Arkansas
10/22 - at Liberty-x
11/05 - at Boise State
11/12 - Dixie State-x
11/19 - East Carolina-x
11/26 - at Stanford
2023
09/02 - Tennessee
09/09 - at Virginia
09/16 - Utah
09/23 - at Arkansas
10/07 - at Houston
10/14 - Boise State
11/04 - UNLV
11/25 - at USC
TBA - Stanford
2024
09/07 - at Utah
09/14 - Hawaii
09/28 - at Wyoming
10/12 - Georgia Southern
10/19 - at East Carolina
11/02 - at UNLV
11/09 - at NC State
2025
09/06 - at Hawaii
09/13 - Stanford
09/20 - Minnesota
11/01 - Virginia
We need 8 games from them and they have contracts to fulfill. Keeping just the p5 games out of conference will help a lot, waiting till 2022 will help a lot, you're still looking at a lot of cash and getting some games moved to make it work. It will require changing at least three p5 games to other years or buying them out. Also like seven g5 games and an fcs game and that's if you wait till 2022. Before then isn't really possible, although we might be able squeeze a few games to get it started. A whole conference schedule though just isn't possible till 2022 at the earliest with a lot of stuff moved and money spent.
Yeah---realistically, the earliest they could be here is 2023 or 2024--unless they got some help from ESPN.
2022 is doable
11 games scheduled
easy cancellations: ecu, dixie, liberty, wyoming
push utah state back a few years (or buy out that 1 year)
6games
remove baylor because of the scandals
5games
losing the last to get to 4 will be tricky....if boise also joins with byu its a done
moving stanford to 2026 is the simple solution
also noting byu has games with usf and houston in 2020/21..we could do them a favor..cancel it and move some of their other contracts to take their stops
uconn next year..then byu's last 2 seasons indy...then they join for the 2022 season
This all assumes that they didn't write anything into their current scheduling agreements that would give them an out if they join a conference. Not having, at least, an escalating cancellation clause based on the amount of notice would be pretty short-sighted.
My understanding is that all their contracts came with an lower buy out/no buy out if they were invited to a p5 conference. My assumption is that they included some escalating cancellation fees for both sides in it. Even so it's just a lot of work and still a lot of money in a best case scenario. I don't know if the money numbers will work. It also depends on BYU wanting in.
Yikes. I hadn't thought of all those indi games. You are right. BUT, That's what ADs are for, right?
Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
Read a couple of SLC editorials, they are all for BYU joining the AAC as football only. This might actually happen, AAC fans be careful what you wish for.
RE: Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-27-2019 12:17 AM)Jjoey52 Wrote: Read a couple of SLC editorials, they are all for BYU joining the AAC as football only. This might actually happen, AAC fans be careful what you wish for.
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Ehhh---Whats the worst that can happen? I believe UConn is the 14th team to leave the conference since UH accepted its Big East invitation in late 2011. Thats literally equal to an entire ACC conference of schools leaving in in just 8 years. Thirteen of the defections occurred in a short 6 month window that nearly ended the league--that was an insane period for the AAC.
Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-27-2019 12:38 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:
(06-27-2019 12:17 AM)Jjoey52 Wrote: Read a couple of SLC editorials, they are all for BYU joining the AAC as football only. This might actually happen, AAC fans be careful what you wish for.
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Ehhh---Whats the worst that can happen? I believe UConn is the 14th team to leave the conference since UH accepted its Big East invitation in late 2011. Thats literally equal to an entire ACC conference of schools leaving in in just 8 years. Thirteen of the defections occurred in a short 6 month window that nearly ended the league--that was an insane period for the AAC.
You will see, lots of drama, they also are the dirtiest team in the game.
RE: Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-27-2019 11:38 AM)Jjoey52 Wrote:
(06-27-2019 12:38 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:
(06-27-2019 12:17 AM)Jjoey52 Wrote: Read a couple of SLC editorials, they are all for BYU joining the AAC as football only. This might actually happen, AAC fans be careful what you wish for.
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Ehhh---Whats the worst that can happen? I believe UConn is the 14th team to leave the conference since UH accepted its Big East invitation in late 2011. Thats literally equal to an entire ACC conference of schools leaving in in just 8 years. Thirteen of the defections occurred in a short 6 month window that nearly ended the league--that was an insane period for the AAC.
You will see, lots of drama, they also are the dirtiest team in the game.
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Navy's OL would like a word with you.
Some of us have been in a league with them before, most have recent past. We know what we're getting. It will be a pain from time to time, but we will only have them for football so our exposure will be limited.
RE: Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
(06-27-2019 11:42 AM)Foreverandever Wrote:
(06-27-2019 11:38 AM)Jjoey52 Wrote:
(06-27-2019 12:38 AM)Attackcoog Wrote:
(06-27-2019 12:17 AM)Jjoey52 Wrote: Read a couple of SLC editorials, they are all for BYU joining the AAC as football only. This might actually happen, AAC fans be careful what you wish for.
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Ehhh---Whats the worst that can happen? I believe UConn is the 14th team to leave the conference since UH accepted its Big East invitation in late 2011. Thats literally equal to an entire ACC conference of schools leaving in in just 8 years. Thirteen of the defections occurred in a short 6 month window that nearly ended the league--that was an insane period for the AAC.
You will see, lots of drama, they also are the dirtiest team in the game.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Navy's OL would like a word with you.
Some of us have been in a league with them before, most have recent past. We know what we're getting. It will be a pain from time to time, but we will only have them for football so our exposure will be limited.
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Latest McMurphy article: BYU, Army, or stay at 11 most likely.
