Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[Triple B]

3 minutes ago, UCF_rustbucket said:

SMU does. They're accepting the situation now but were pretty entitled thinking they deserved a spot purely due to history.

The hell you say .....

[Brad]

18 minutes ago, Bull Matrix said:

That describes our situation perfectly.  

[michibull]

7 minutes ago, hm101 said:

Pac/MWC merger in its wake?

This would be best for USF’s interest. If there was a PAC/ACC agreement, I think that would kill our chances of getting into a P5; but, a PAC/MWC is still a weak conference (and a full number of teams) and the ACC could still lose FSU/Clemson and that would open the door for us to get in. 

[olafberserker]

3 hours ago, Dogma said:

 

 

Willie Taggart record:

2013: 2-10

2014: 4-8

 

Joe Kinnan, known as one of the best coaches in the country, hired as "senior offensive consultant" to help save Taggart's job:

2015: 8-5

2016: 10-2

 

Back to being without Kinnan

2017: 7-5

2018: 5-7

2019: 4-5

2020: 5-4

2021: 5-7

2022: 5-7

 

 

..Makes you wonder...

lol

[UCF_rustbucket]

17 minutes ago, Triple B said:

The hell you say .....

Ancient history I should have said Lmao old money SWC dreams. Even though they haven't won a thing since the death penalty.

[UCF_rustbucket]

12 minutes ago, michibull said:

This would be best for USF’s interest. If there was a PAC/ACC agreement, I think that would kill our chances of getting into a P5; but, a PAC/MWC is still a weak conference (and a full number of teams) and the ACC could still lose FSU/Clemson and that would open the door for us to get in. 

This is definitely the best path. Because an ACC PAC merger means they're already insulated for future losses and won't need to add G5 later on. Still don't think you get your shot until the early 2030s, but I can't imagine anyone besides UConn being right at the top of their list.

[Bull Matrix]

13 minutes ago, michibull said:

This would be best for USF’s interest. If there was a PAC/ACC agreement, I think that would kill our chances of getting into a P5; but, a PAC/MWC is still a weak conference (and a full number of teams) and the ACC could still lose FSU/Clemson and that would open the door for us to get in. 

That is what I see happening. FSU to SEC as it looks like BigTen was only given permission by the presidents for Oregon & Washington 

[Brad]

On local news out here they just said that ASU and U of A are both aligned in going to the Big 12. 

[Bull Matrix]

1 minute ago, UCF_rustbucket said:

This is definitely the best path. Because an ACC PAC merger means they're already insulated for future losses and won't need to add G5 later on. Still don't think you get your shot until the early 2030s, but I can't imagine anyone besides UConn being right at the top of their list.

Early 2030’s are going to be here before we know it. Plus it may take that long before USF starts playing good football again lol 

[Brad]