For those of us watching and waiting for what the University of Texas was going to do, the wait is over… (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘Re-alignment’
College realignment dust settles…for now
Posted in Football, NCAA, tagged Big 10, Big 12, College Football, Conference, NCAA, Pac 10, Re-alignment, SEC on June 16, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Colorado to Pac 10, Nebraska to Big 10
Posted in Football, NCAA, tagged BCS, Big 10, College Football, NCAA, Pac 10, Re-alignment on June 11, 2010 | 1 Comment »
As previously discussed, the college football conference shift has begun. The first two pieces of the puzzle have been made official and so far, I am two for two.
On Thursday the University of Colorado made their plans to join the Pac 10 conference official, today the University of Nebraska did the same announcing their commitment to the Big 10 conference.
Interestingly enough, another school, made a jump, in what I assume is a guess at what may be the sixth BCS conference if the current format remains in place. (more…)
Re-alignment should force change to BCS
Posted in Football, NCAA, tagged BCS, College Football, NCAA, Re-alignment on June 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Following up on the conference expansion talk, I’ve been following this out on the web and the fallout is literally on both sides of the fence. Here’s where I stand.
If I could put together my ultimate scenario for college football alignment, I would have it laid out like this: (more…)
Pac 10, Big Ten Expansion
Posted in Football, NCAA, tagged BCS, Big 10, College Football, NCAA, Pac 10, Re-alignment on June 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
We’ve all been hearing a lot about the possible expansion of conferences in major college football. Over this past weekend, presidents of both the Pac 10 and the Big Ten held meetings in San Francisco and Chicago, respectively.
The Pac 10 recognizing that they are incredibly top heavy in the conference with only USC being considered an elite level program, made it known that they are actively pursuing an expansion to 16 teams. UCLA, Cal, and Oregon are respected programs, but not the heavy hitter USC is. The other major problem in the Pac 10 is revenue, specifically, there isn’t much of it. Here’s why… (more…)








