ejz555
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The best scenerio that could come from this is that Ok. St. comes to Big East but I doubt it. I will gladly take the Kansas team though.
Add Baylor, go 14/22. Two self contained 11 team basketball conferences playing 20 game home and home under the Big East Flag.This is crazy but add Kansas, Kstate, Iowa State, Missouri as OE said - except add all 4. Then add 3 more teams and create 2 divisions: East and West.
The the BE is also ahead of the curve in getting to 16 instead of playing catch up
Add Baylor, go 14/22. Two self contained 11 team basketball conferences playing 20 game home and home under the Big East Flag.
OSU is tied to ou
The problem is that even though it makes the most sense, the BE conference isn't going to drop any of it's members.
Baylor is a good choice
That's why break away makes the most sense right now. We need the BEFB schools to act in accordance with KU, KSU, Mizz, ISU and perhaps Baylor to form an alliance for BCS preservation, and position themselves for a hefty TV package. The current BE braintrust will not slight current BB members no matter what the immediate climate or landscape. Something better happen proactively, or we'll all be watching from the sidelines when the real players step up.Yep, with the people running the Big East, they won't kick out any of the Catholic school basketball onlies. The question is, if enough schools leave, can we take the name with us?
That's why break away makes the most sense right now. We need the BEFB schools to act in accordance with KU, KSU, Mizz, ISU and perhaps Baylor to form an alliance for BCS preservation, and position themselves for a hefty TV package. The current BE braintrust will not slight current BB members no matter what the immediate climate or landscape. Something better happen proactively, or we'll all be watching from the sidelines when the real players step up.
Syracuse
UConn
Rutgers
Pitt
West Virginia
USF
Louisville
Cincinnati
Kansas
Kansas State
TCU
Missouri
What part of that says "hefty TV package" to you?
The best shot SU has at a payday is seeing the SEC poach just enough teams out of the ACC to make them (1) needs teams to expand, while (2) not destroying the value of that conference. I'm hoping they take NC State and just one of Virginia Tech/Florida State.
You obviously haven't been paying attention to the recent climate of TV contracts if you think the ACC might be better as far as money payout. If you add those additional teams above the hefty contract numbers that are ALREADY being thrown (which are bigger then the ACC $) around for the BE will only increase.
But if this scenario plays out to its logical conclusion, then the ACC has a radically altered membership and wouldn't be working off it's old deal anymore. Just compare that 12 team league I posted to this, and tell me which one a TV exec would pay more for...
Florida State/Virginia Tech
UNC
Duke
Virginia
Maryland
Wake Forest
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Miami
Boston College
Syracuse
UConn
Pitt
Rutgers