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USF to demolish oldest dorms to make way for new housing WWW.USFORACLE.COM The Argos Center will have a new look in a few years. USF approved a five-year redevelopment plan that would demolish Kosove Apartments, Beta Hall and Betty...

It's going to be precast concrete not like the aluminum bleacher at UCF... “Some of the best athletic departments in the country have great facilities spread out, maybe even a couple of miles away,” Kelly said. “USF’s, for forevermore, will be all concise, efficient and at an elite level.” He said the precast concrete design would increase stability and safety. Kelly told the board it also allows for a 10,000 to 12,000-seat expansion. USF unveils stadium renderings, announces construction delay - St Pete Catalyst STPETECATALYST.COM University of South Florida officials announced Tuesday that an on-campus stadium will no longer open in 2026; however, they did release long-awaited renderings. USF...

Rust (and @ActionNetworkHQ bowl projections) never sleeps. A few new updates: USF-Syracuse in Military (if Tulane wins AAC); UTSA-Fresno State in 1st Responder; Utah-Maryland in Las Vegas; JMU-Air Force in Armed Forces. Latest for all 41 bowls actionnetwork.com/ncaaf/updated-… Military Bowl Dec. 27 • Annapolis, MD Syracuse -5 South Florida

Something has to give...

$280 million TV deal for the Pac-12 and AAC superconference if Oliver Luck succeeds in negotiating a fair deal: Reports WWW.SPORTSKEEDA.COM The Pac-12 is in a bit of a mess, and there could be a Pac-12 and AAC superconference forming.

MSN WWW.MSN.COM College football realignment rumors: AAC looking to add the Pac-12 holdovers What I like about the AAC potentially absorbing the Pac-12 leftovers is that the league has always been national in scope, that is has a strong linear television partnership with ESPN and that is has been by far and away the strongest Group of Five conference throughout the College Football Playoff era. At this stage of game, it is all about adding inventory, particularly on the West Coast. Not to say the four Pac-12 holdovers will do a number on linear TV, but we know Oregon State and Washington State have proud and rabid fanbases that will pack their stadiums to the brim. As far as Cal and Stanford are concerned, they have put forth very competitive football teams in years past. They have rigid academic standards to navigate, but can put forth winning products at times. Ultimately, I think rapid AAC expansion by way of the leftover absorption helps both parties considerably. The Pac-12 schools get a new and competitive league to play in, while the AAC increases its market visibility and television inventory. It may be a step down for the other four, but the AAC has outpaced the more-established Mountain West for the better part of a decade. College football realignment was never about making geographical sense; it's all about the money.

Nice club to be in...

The new football stadium renderings will likely have this color scheme when it comes out later this year.

It’s conference realignment season and a few schools just got a boost in their value The Association of American Universities announced the addition of six new members on Thursday, bringing AAU membership up to 69 schools in the U.S. Read more here.

A history and philosophy professor making negative comments about athletic investments. Shocking!!

MOSI Site Redevelopment