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Post by chris92065 on May 29, 2024 13:10:09 GMT -8
Notre Dane
Clemson
Florida st
UnC
Virginia
Miami
Are as good as gone.
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Post by hoobs on May 29, 2024 13:47:40 GMT -8
Where is Miami going?
Also, I'm not so sure about Notre Dame. As long as they have a decent place to put their non-football sports, and as long as they continue to make more money being independent in football than they would make joining the B1G... then I don't see them looking to leave (as it seems that the college football gods will continue to give them sufficiently preferential treatment).
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Post by Gundo on May 29, 2024 14:37:04 GMT -8
Notre Dane Clemson Florida st UnC Virginia Miami Are as good as gone. Notre Dame BIG/Indy (R1) Clemson SEC (R1) Florida State SEC (R1) North Carolina B1G/SEC (R1) UVA B1G/SEC (R1) Miami SEC/BIG (R2) Big XII (rumored considerations based on the above landing elsewhere) NC State VA Tech Pitt Louisville GA Tech |
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Post by Den60 on May 29, 2024 16:26:34 GMT -8
Notre Dane Clemson Florida st UnC Virginia Miami Are as good as gone. Not sure about Miami. Have to just ask, why? The SEC won't need them with Florida and Florida St in their fold, does the big do much to mitigate that in adding Miami? The B1G will one day get Notre Dame. |
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Post by laaztec on May 29, 2024 16:34:27 GMT -8
Notre Dane Clemson Florida st UnC Virginia Miami Are as good as gone. Notre Dame BIG/Indy (R1) Clemson SEC (R1) Florida State SEC (R1) North Carolina B1G/SEC (R1) UVA B1G/SEC (R1) Miami SEC/BIG (R2) Big XII (rumored considerations based on the above landing elsewhere) NC State VA Tech Pitt Louisville GA Tech The Big 12 doesn’t have enough money to expand and split the pot with more schools. |
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Post by hoobs on May 29, 2024 16:58:31 GMT -8
Notre Dane Clemson Florida st UnC Virginia Miami Are as good as gone. Notre Dame BIG/Indy (R1) Clemson SEC (R1) Florida State SEC (R1) North Carolina B1G/SEC (R1) UVA B1G/SEC (R1) Miami SEC/BIG (R2) Big XII (rumored considerations based on the above landing elsewhere) NC State VA Tech Pitt Louisville GA Tech "Rumored" where? By who? Seems totally unlikely to me. |
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Post by 94sdsu on May 29, 2024 21:03:16 GMT -8
Notre Dame BIG/Indy (R1) Clemson SEC (R1) Florida State SEC (R1) North Carolina B1G/SEC (R1) UVA B1G/SEC (R1) Miami SEC/BIG (R2) Big XII (rumored considerations based on the above landing elsewhere) NC State VA Tech Pitt Louisville GA Tech "Rumored" where? By who? Seems totally unlikely to me. Roomered by Gundo…. |
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Post by lemkotir on May 30, 2024 7:15:14 GMT -8
Notre Dame BIG/Indy (R1) Clemson SEC (R1) Florida State SEC (R1) North Carolina B1G/SEC (R1) UVA B1G/SEC (R1) Miami SEC/BIG (R2) Big XII (rumored considerations based on the above landing elsewhere) NC State VA Tech Pitt Louisville GA Tech The Big 12 doesn’t have enough money to expand and split the pot with more schools. Sources: NCAA officials mulling change to allow on-field corporate sponsorships sports.yahoo.com/sources-ncaa-officials-mulling-change-to-allow-on-field-corporate-sponsorships-230642795.html
Income side of the ledger opens up, as expense side builds. Welcome to the capitalist's version of college sports. I do wonder how long before Texas, Alabama, and LSU get tired of the Vanderbilt getting the same money media and CFB for being dead weight in the SEC. Same in the B10 for Rutgers and Maryland. Socialism => Capitalism
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Post by laaztec on May 30, 2024 8:01:18 GMT -8
The Big 12 doesn’t have enough money to expand and split the pot with more schools. Sources: NCAA officials mulling change to allow on-field corporate sponsorships sports.yahoo.com/sources-ncaa-officials-mulling-change-to-allow-on-field-corporate-sponsorships-230642795.html
Income side of the ledger opens up, as expense side builds. Welcome to the capitalist's version of college sports. I do wonder how long before Texas, Alabama, and LSU get tired of the Vanderbilt getting the same money media and CFB for being dead weight in the SEC. Same in the B10 for Rutgers and Maryland. Socialism => Capitalism
No doubt the bottom feeders in the Power 2 are going to get kicked out at some point. It’s the next logical step. |
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Post by fowl on May 30, 2024 8:54:11 GMT -8
No doubt the bottom feeders in the Power 2 are going to get kicked out at some point. It’s the next logical step. Won't happen in the B1G. When they brought in Penn St the original 10 changed the bylaws so that none of them could be kicked out. Only way an original member can be kicked out is by 100% vote which won't happen because the next schools in line for demotion won't go for it. And it takes the same amount of votes to change that one bylaw. |
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Post by lemkotir on May 30, 2024 9:25:58 GMT -8
No doubt the bottom feeders in the Power 2 are going to get kicked out at some point. It’s the next logical step. Won't happen in the B1G. When they brought in Penn St the original 10 changed the bylaws so that none of them could be kicked out. Only way an original member can be kicked out is by 100% vote which won't happen because the next schools in line for demotion won't go for it. And it takes the same amount of votes to change that one bylaw. Key word "original member" Which schools are considered OG members? Are there 2 or more classes of members in B1G? Just like many technology companies issue multi-class common stock shares? Your Facebook (Meta) has 1 vote per share, but Zuckerberg's special founder's share has 100 votes per share, and he/his family/trust only hold those special shares. |
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Post by AZTEC4LIFE1992 on May 30, 2024 10:24:38 GMT -8
The Big 12 doesn’t have enough money to expand and split the pot with more schools. Sources: NCAA officials mulling change to allow on-field corporate sponsorships sports.yahoo.com/sources-ncaa-officials-mulling-change-to-allow-on-field-corporate-sponsorships-230642795.html
Income side of the ledger opens up, as expense side builds. Welcome to the capitalist's version of college sports. I do wonder how long before Texas, Alabama, and LSU get tired of the Vanderbilt getting the same money media and CFB for being dead weight in the SEC. Same in the B10 for Rutgers and Maryland. Socialism => Capitalism
Don’t let the door hit you on your way out as you leave for Venezuela or cuba. |
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Post by laaztec on May 31, 2024 10:32:26 GMT -8
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Post by Den60 on May 31, 2024 13:16:11 GMT -8
The Big 12 doesn’t have enough money to expand and split the pot with more schools. Sources: NCAA officials mulling change to allow on-field corporate sponsorships sports.yahoo.com/sources-ncaa-officials-mulling-change-to-allow-on-field-corporate-sponsorships-230642795.html
Income side of the ledger opens up, as expense side builds. Welcome to the capitalist's version of college sports. I do wonder how long before Texas, Alabama, and LSU get tired of the Vanderbilt getting the same money media and CFB for being dead weight in the SEC. Same in the B10 for Rutgers and Maryland. Socialism => Capitalism
In sports you want to keep the level of competition equal as interest would wane if the same one or two entities won year in and year out. In business, competition drives innovation. If Henry Ford had gotten his way, we would all still be driving black Model Ts. It took his son, Edsel, to get him to accept change given the innovations of other automakers like the Dodge Brothers. |
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Post by 94sdsu on May 31, 2024 20:33:29 GMT -8
Of course he’s not “searching” for new candidates, he knows exactly (more or less) who they will be already |
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Post by 94sdsu on May 31, 2024 20:35:52 GMT -8
In sports you want to keep the level of competition equal as interest would wane if the same one or two entities won year in and year out. In business, competition drives innovation. If Henry Ford had gotten his way, we would all still be driving black Model Ts. It took his son, Edsel, to get him to accept change given the innovations of other automakers like the Dodge Brothers. This isn’t particularly true at all, although it is a good concept. Bayern Munich has won the Bundesliga something like 11 of the last 12 years and it’s still hugely popular with the entire German population. Real Madrid and Barcelona dominate La Liga, but the entire Spanish population is still enthralled. |
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Post by Den60 on Jun 1, 2024 11:17:24 GMT -8
In sports you want to keep the level of competition equal as interest would wane if the same one or two entities won year in and year out. In business, competition drives innovation. If Henry Ford had gotten his way, we would all still be driving black Model Ts. It took his son, Edsel, to get him to accept change given the innovations of other automakers like the Dodge Brothers. This isn’t particularly true at all, although it is a good concept. Bayern Munich has won the Bundesliga something like 11 of the last 12 years and it’s still hugely popular with the entire German population. Real Madrid and Barcelona dominate La Liga, but the entire Spanish population is still enthralled. And yet there are posters on here that have said that if SDSU can't compete in the new era of NIL that they would likely lose interest in watching. |
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Post by zurac315 on Jun 1, 2024 14:37:27 GMT -8
Don’t let the door hit you on your way out as you leave for Venezuela or cuba. Don't be so sensitive. |
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Post by zurac315 on Jun 1, 2024 14:41:12 GMT -8
In sports you want to keep the level of competition equal as interest would wane if the same one or two entities won year in and year out. In business, competition drives innovation. If Henry Ford had gotten his way, we would all still be driving black Model Ts. It took his son, Edsel, to get him to accept change given the innovations of other automakers like the Dodge Brothers. This isn’t particularly true at all, although it is a good concept. Bayern Munich has won the Bundesliga something like 11 of the last 12 years and it’s still hugely popular with the entire German population. Real Madrid and Barcelona dominate La Liga, but the entire Spanish population is still enthralled. Ok. I can guarantee that if Wyoming won the MWC title for the next 10 years it would have an impact on my interest and it wouldn't be positive. Stagnation tends to diminish interest for me. |
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Post by zurac315 on Jun 1, 2024 14:42:54 GMT -8
This isn’t particularly true at all, although it is a good concept. Bayern Munich has won the Bundesliga something like 11 of the last 12 years and it’s still hugely popular with the entire German population. Real Madrid and Barcelona dominate La Liga, but the entire Spanish population is still enthralled. And yet there are posters on here that have said that if SDSU can't compete in the new era of NIL that they would likely lose interest in watching. Yes, and I'm one of them. |
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