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That was with a freshman QB in Teddy Bridgewater that went to UL over Miami because Clint Hurt went there. A Clint Hurt who possibly should be banned from coaching. Taggart is not going to do things like that, but it's time to burn some redshirts of players who might be able to play now though.

Guys I know you don't like it and don't want to hear it but USF was "Kragthopred" in a lot of the same manner Louisville was when Bobby Petrino left. It took Charlie Strong 3 years there to get where they were and IMO that's what its going to take for USFs turn around. I compare Taggarts abilities in recruiting and coaching to a young Charlie Strong, ever one wants to win and often but things don't happen that quick. WVU is facing a lot of the same issues with talent due to Coach Stew and Casteel not being able to recruit and not taking enough recruits. Geno, Stedman Bailey and Tavon Austin was mainly due to Doc Holliday now HC at Marshall, so there are 2 ways to fill spots quickly by Jucos or wait until youth develops. Give Taggart your support and let him build, if he can do it for WKU he sure as **** can do it in Tampa at USF.

From everything that I am told he is happy he is back here and took in the FSU/ Pitt game last night. Expect Trickett to start by the 4-5th game at WVU this season, he has most potential of the 2 QBs playing right now, he has not got accustomed to playbook from what I have been told. I am looking at 7-5 this season. I fully expect him to be QB all next season with a run at Big 12, right now a lot of the kids who will contribute end of this year and next are transfers and freshman /sophomore s. Also he came here to learn to be QB coach, absolutely no knock on Taggart as a coach but Holgerson is hard to pass up in that QB positiin learning. Jake Spav last years QB coach here is Co-OC at Texas AM now.

Thats horrible just saw it on CFB live And I like Taggart at USF

Look, the Big 10 is far fetched as a conference home, but .... given current tv contracts, we bring more to the Big 10 than we do to the Big 12. Why? Because the Big 10 gets a higher rate per subscriber for the Big 10 network in states where there are member schools, Florida is the 4th most populated state in the US. So, adding any Florida school will brings tons of money into the Big 10, even if people aren't USF fans, or even watching the BIG10 Network, it doesn't matter. Now, Am I saying we are going there, no ..... but if this is just a chase for money, the Big 10 should pick up a Florida school, and we would certainly say yes if the schools ahead of us on the pecking order say no. Actually well stated, USF makes people in Tampa and Orlando to pay for a network station in B1G. A lot of B1G transplants there. Big12 is not network based.

Anyond else involved?

I have seen the premise of Cincy for all sports and BYU for just football. That gives 10 home / 10 away games for Bball and BYU football for money got TV. Cincy makes a lot of sense due to Huggins ties and Cincy AD was WVU MAC director.

I don't know who Mike Florio is but I have always thought it could be Tuxedo Yoda. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profootballtalk.com

I dont know who MHver3 is but I have always thought it could be Mike Florio.

Texas will you be in the ACC is number 16 just like Notre Dame now is 15 as a Quasi Indy or in the b1g conference, imo ACC works because the Longhorn Network in ESPN NFL games against tech and TCU Baylor

Yep. I've never understood why people think a GOR means nothing can happen. The B12 schools got together and agreed to the GOR, they can get together and agree to abolish it. I thought it needed 8 schools But if B1G took Tex, OU, Kansas, and Mizzou (I think Kansas to importa to pass out because of basketball) WVU, OSU to SEC with Kst replacing Mizzou PAC take TCU, Tech, Baylor and BYU Big 12 is dead in 5-7 Years and what I believe happens when B1G goes to 20 when their contract is up

What team would fill a schedule as an independent D4 team other than ND. Also if P5 break away why wouldnt you invite bball schools for tourney reasons for non football money payouts I mean Big East would be crazy not to jump on that and pay stipends to keep up with bball.

Also now in last week SEC and Big12 has took shots at NCAA and stipends.

Its not $40 mil for 2 teams needed. Its more than that. Why $20 mil is for tier 1&2 rights, but if a championship game is added the existing 10 teams want part of it ~$2 mil each. Also the Big 12 (10) teams split $92 mil from BCS and Sugar bowls. Dividing by 2 more cuts into profits by 2 mil. Thats why I say for Big 12 expand by 2 teams a base $50 mil needs to be added for existing teams and then payment to 2 teams. so if foX with F1 and F2 coming wants Big 12 to 12 then if USF/UCF as full its $100mil a year new. Big 12 is happy at 10 until someone pays them to expand

Did anyone see SECs Slive comments about wanting to give stipends and back handed slap at NCAA.

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But in 10 years in years in Big 12 make USF as valuable as others schools, IMO yes. $65 mil for just football additions of BYU and Boise St makes sense to me everyone existing gets another $5 mil ($50 mil) and $15 is split between the 2. This also works with 2 AAC teams on permanent unequal. For everyone to get $5 mil and 2 AAC teams to get $25 each anfter entry fees like WVU& TCU it would need $100 mil more just for tiers 1&2. Remember everyone keeps there tier 3 rights.

The CIC is bigger than football for a few schools, IF invited (very big IF) Mizzou and Vandy would make that move for a few million less a year for football in B1G than SEC versus tens of millions of research dollars a year. The other one that would make sense would be Fla but to far away. If its just about football I agree in B1G case it's not all about football. Rutgers is the biggest winner of all this realignment. Also I have stated for months Big 5 will be playing stipends of $5-10k to $25k a year, it's coming and this time for real people connected to system. Again I have stated Big 12 is looking at 12 but money has to be added to schools and right now adding $65mil a year gets Boise/BYU in football only or USF and UCF/Cincy on a permanent unequal basis.

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If you are looking it as a national viewership ad (as Big 12 is ) versus a subscriber (local area cable viewers SEC/B1G) then the 2 biggest draws out there for Big12 is Boise St ( who has become a national draw) and BYU (always had a national draw). Now of course this means only football which is where the money comes from. It gets back to how much Fox is willing to pay and ultimately how big of a factor the Conference Championship is going to play into the Final Four. And right now Boise > USF, and BYU > UCF in that perception. I really would like to see USF in the Big 12 and possibly with Cincy or UCF but unless uneven permanent shares I just dont see it.

Also of note WVUs ***** with travel was with basketball (men's and women's) mainly because of the way the TV schedule worked and the fact that there is a rule stating no consequtive overnights. So If we played at Texas Tech on Thursday night we would leave Wed, stay play and get home at 4-5 am our time Friday morning and travel that night for a Sat game in Kansas. The schedule is also going to be front loaded next year for away travel between school semesters. Football is not bad except for the one time Texas was back to back weeks. Also being on an island might hurt but there are also articles starting to point it might help because we are getting a lot of TV from FOX, but this also depends on how Fox Sports 1&2 does.

You guys know I would like to see USF in and most likely with UCF over Cincy (it's going to be hard for them to grow) but most everything I hear is it's 10 for a while unless Fox gets a true hardon for I-4 and goes all in with another $100 mil to contract for USF/UCF moving everyone for Tier 1&2 rights to $25mil, which is supposedly highly unlikely. So from what I know it's more like ~65mil for 2 more teams which means each of the 10 get $5mil more per team leaving $15 mil for 2 teams to split. So unless USF/UCF would takes $7.5 mil a year with unequal revenues it is more likely Big 12 goes to 12 with football only schools Boise and BYU for $7.5 mil each. You ask why would USF even consider unequal shares because it's more than AAC and it gives Fox a chance to see what really could be. If Fox Sports 1 & 2 starts really taking on ESPN then, ultimately I think Big 12 gets more since ESPN has all of ACC and a lot of the others. The B1G and SEC Networks (tiers 2&3) is going to take a bite out of ESPN also.