18 Dec 09
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There is a lot of talk about the Big Ten adding another team. A few years back, ND turned down the offer to join and I think was asked again this year. Other teams include Mizzu, Pitt, Cincinnati, and Iowa State. Personally, I can't get too exited over any of them except ND, however, I don't think there is much of a chance of them climbing aboard.
Edit: Just as a bit of trivia, there are three teams in college football who do not belong to a division. Name them!!
18 Dec 09
Originally posted by whodeyEasy, whodey! Army, Navy! Cinci would add a great rivalry factor against OSU and Michigan! on't happen, however. Iowa St would be a good fit!
There is a lot of talk about the Big Ten adding another team. A few years back, ND turned down the offer to join and I think was asked again this year. Other teams include Mizzu, Pitt, Cincinnati, and Iowa State. Personally, I can't get too exited over any of them except ND, however, I don't think there is much of a chance of them climbing aboard.
Edit: ...[text shortened]... rivia, there are three teams in college football who do not belong to a division. Name them!!
20 Dec 09
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Originally posted by whodeyIt might be a good thing for ND to join the Big Ten, I don't think it will happen though. They should let in 2 teams at once if they do. The Big 12 I can live with, the Big 11 does not compute with me.😏
There is a lot of talk about the Big Ten adding another team. A few years back, ND turned down the offer to join and I think was asked again this year. Other teams include Mizzu, Pitt, Cincinnati, and Iowa State. Personally, I can't get too exited over any of them except ND, however, I don't think there is much of a chance of them climbing aboard.
Edit: ...[text shortened]... rivia, there are three teams in college football who do not belong to a division. Name them!!
20 Dec 09
Originally posted by bill718They should get a team like Villanova to add an instate rivalry for PennSt!
It might be a good thing for ND to join the Big Ten, I don't think it will happen though. They should let in 2 teams at once if they do. The Big 12 I can live with, the Big 11 does not compute with me.😏
Did anyone watch that fantastic bowl game between Wyoming and Fresno St? What a finish. One of the best goal line stands I've ever seen!
20 Dec 09
Originally posted by bill718You should count them now because there are 11 teams in it now when Penn State added a few years back.
It might be a good thing for ND to join the Big Ten, I don't think it will happen though. They should let in 2 teams at once if they do. The Big 12 I can live with, the Big 11 does not compute with me.😏
20 Dec 09
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Originally posted by shortcircuitYes, but if they added another team from a different state then there would be ten states represented instead of nine.
You should count them now because there are 11 teams in it now when Penn State added a few years back.
Edit: Does anyone know which teams are not part of a division? There are three, name them!
20 Dec 09
Originally posted by whodeyI did already! Notre Dame, Army and Navy!
Yes, but if they added another team from a different state then there would be ten states represented instead of nine.
Edit: Does anyone know which teams are not part of a division? There are three, name them!
20 Dec 09
Originally posted by EladarThat would be really, really great! Will it happen? Unlikely, but if it did that would be awesomeness!
Missouri to the Big 10 and move TCU into the Big XII. Bump Oklahoma State to the North. Kick Iowa Sate out of the Big XII and move Boise State in.
20 Dec 09
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Here is an idea. Completly do away with the divisions as they are. Then take the top 10 best performers in each division in the last 5 years and put them in a division. Then take the best performers of 11-15 and put them in a division, and so forth. then every 5 years or so, reassess the divisions. After all, how many times must we watch Ohio State beat up on Indiana, or watch Texas beat up on Oklahoma State?
20 Dec 09
Originally posted by whodeyNah! We like the rivalries! How could we live without these?
Here is an idea. Completly do away with the divisions as they are. Then take the top 10 best performers in each division in the last 5 years and put them in a division. Then take the best performers of 11-15 and put them in a division, and so forth. then every 5 years or so, reassess the divisions. After all, how many times must we watch Ohio State beat up on Indiana, or watch Texas beat up on Oklahoma State?
21 Dec 09
Originally posted by scacchipazzoeach division has a couple of great "rivalry" games -- the other 95% of the games are just boring matchups that happen every year and they're just as tedious the 25th time they play as it was the first time.
Nah! We like the rivalries! How could we live without these?
21 Dec 09
Originally posted by MelanerpesWhat do you want....a super conference with the 12 best teams in the land banging each other every week until they are all toasted? Then several leagues of the wallflowers tiptoing with their boring matches all season?
each division has a couple of great "rivalry" games -- the other 95% of the games are just boring matchups that happen every year and they're just as tedious the 25th time they play as it was the first time.