Mescalero
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Very quiet in here.
Quiet
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Displaced_Vol
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PillsburyDoughboy
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buckaroo
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good chance thats reversed this year
Mescalero
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I just thought there'd be more discussion about whether Kevin Warren is that guy your girlfriend told you not to worry about.
Meanwhile….One of jimbos staffers have been caught running their mouth
buckaroo
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Ucla and usc lol
Displaced_Vol
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I saw the USC/UCLA at supper Thursday evening I guess it was and I remember thinking "meh, ok that makes as much sense as anything else now a days"
Just doesn't move the needle for me.
Just doesn't move the needle for me.
Mescalero
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Vandy and Rutgers. Luckiest fan bases. Took Vandy fans something like 80 years to realize. Rutgers fans only eight.
Rollllllll Turddddddd
I'm picking Tennessee # 2 in the east and Alabama # 2 in the west this year…
A&M vs Jawga sec title
PillsburyDoughboy
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Here we go LOL
PillsburyDoughboy
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Might want to check yourself at the door. CBS Sports Ranking has the vols at #44 and ALABAMA at #2 . Just Sayin https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/rankings/cbs-sports-ranking/
That's why they play the game
Will someone explain to Doofus here how national rankings, conferences, and conference divisions work?
!Or on the 50Come on man. "Just check yourself at the door"!
Can't
buckaroo
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Vols are 25th, with top ranked offense, they will rated much higher end of season
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buckaroo
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Most have us second in east, some think a Georgia upset, maybe we beat bama twice
Mescalero
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So, to get back to the original purpose of the post, but you guys feel free to turn it into whatever you want to turn it into.
USC and UCLA are joining the Big Ten (2024) about a year after Oklahoma and Texas announced they are joining the SEC (2025, if not sooner). I think it's clear there will be only two power conferences in a few years - B1G and SEC. Whatever remains or doesn't of the ACC, Big 12, and Pac 12 will be equivalent to today's G5. Notre Dame will be forced to join a conference. Their media deal with NBC is expiring after the 2025 season (and given how the B1G and the SEC will look, NBC isn't going to renew it), but ND brings a lot of eyeballs. I just don't see them joining the SEC. ND joins the B1G next. I just don't see either conference having more than 24 schools. This is all being driven by media.
Currently, and including the moves of OU, UT, UCLA, and USC, the B1G and the SEC can claim control of 8 of the top 10 Designated Market Areas (DMAs). The only ones up for grabs are #6 San Francisco/Oakland and #10 Boston. If the B1G gets ND, it will get a good chunk of Boston (and further solidify its hold on #1 NYC. Wouldn't mind Stanford joining the B1G (and ND might insist on that) and who cares about Cal, but both would bring SFO to the B1G without question.
When one goes through the top 50 DMAs, its clear how this turns out in the B1G's and the SEC's favor (and already has) and why there are only a handful of other schools worthy of joining either conference (think eyeballs not football programs because football only matters if people, and a lot of them, are watching it). With their new conference members, B1G will control 17.5 top 50 DMAs and SEC will control 13.5 (I have them splitting St. Louis). ACC controls 8, Pac 12 controls 7, and Big 12 only 2. Clemson doesn't move the needle at all just as ND will get you Boston, not BC.
In my opinion, these are the only remaining schools that matter: Cal, Stanford, Arizona State, Washington, FSU, Colorado, Miami, Oregon, UNC. Maybe Utah (Salt lake City), Virginia, Va Tech. I think it will be hard for either conference to justify going to 24 schools. Might end at 20 each.
To the B1G (after ND): Stanford, Washington, Oregon (unless Cal needed for SFO).
To the SEC: FSU, Miami, Arizona State, Arizona (ASU alone won't get the SEC Phoenix).
There could be a war over UNC.
https://oaaa.org/Portals/0/Public PDFs/OAAA 2021 NIELSEN DMA Rankings Report.pdf
USC and UCLA are joining the Big Ten (2024) about a year after Oklahoma and Texas announced they are joining the SEC (2025, if not sooner). I think it's clear there will be only two power conferences in a few years - B1G and SEC. Whatever remains or doesn't of the ACC, Big 12, and Pac 12 will be equivalent to today's G5. Notre Dame will be forced to join a conference. Their media deal with NBC is expiring after the 2025 season (and given how the B1G and the SEC will look, NBC isn't going to renew it), but ND brings a lot of eyeballs. I just don't see them joining the SEC. ND joins the B1G next. I just don't see either conference having more than 24 schools. This is all being driven by media.
Currently, and including the moves of OU, UT, UCLA, and USC, the B1G and the SEC can claim control of 8 of the top 10 Designated Market Areas (DMAs). The only ones up for grabs are #6 San Francisco/Oakland and #10 Boston. If the B1G gets ND, it will get a good chunk of Boston (and further solidify its hold on #1 NYC. Wouldn't mind Stanford joining the B1G (and ND might insist on that) and who cares about Cal, but both would bring SFO to the B1G without question.
When one goes through the top 50 DMAs, its clear how this turns out in the B1G's and the SEC's favor (and already has) and why there are only a handful of other schools worthy of joining either conference (think eyeballs not football programs because football only matters if people, and a lot of them, are watching it). With their new conference members, B1G will control 17.5 top 50 DMAs and SEC will control 13.5 (I have them splitting St. Louis). ACC controls 8, Pac 12 controls 7, and Big 12 only 2. Clemson doesn't move the needle at all just as ND will get you Boston, not BC.
In my opinion, these are the only remaining schools that matter: Cal, Stanford, Arizona State, Washington, FSU, Colorado, Miami, Oregon, UNC. Maybe Utah (Salt lake City), Virginia, Va Tech. I think it will be hard for either conference to justify going to 24 schools. Might end at 20 each.
To the B1G (after ND): Stanford, Washington, Oregon (unless Cal needed for SFO).
To the SEC: FSU, Miami, Arizona State, Arizona (ASU alone won't get the SEC Phoenix).
There could be a war over UNC.
https://oaaa.org/Portals/0/Public PDFs/OAAA 2021 NIELSEN DMA Rankings Report.pdf
They won't voluntarily leave. Making too much money to do so.
I realize that. Just wondering if there's a point where they are expendable.
Mescalero
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I do not think so. Rutgers and Vandy are the luckiest programs, especially Rutgers. Today, they aren't expendable. Rutgers gets the B1G NYC and Vandy gets the SEC Nashville, the #29 DMA and growing, and a large, wealthy, global alumni.
