I think they have seven of the eight needed already. I would imagine those seven could find one more to join with them given the required incentives.In fairness there is is real talk of 8 ACC teams leaving since that voids the GOR. The Big 10 or SEC isn’t going to take them all. There are great basketball teams in ACC and not as many great football programs. When ACC breaks up we should be looking East not west.
Great stuff I love innovation. They could take it internationally to play teams around the world get international media dollars. Partner with NBA and othe Pro Sports leagues globally. I would watch TCU play in Greece Australia Canada anywhere. I think he is a great commissioner. Could creat entire new markets to sell college team jerseys shoe contracts etc.Realignment Moneyball.
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It’s probably a good move to separate BB from FB, but nobody knows for sure.I think while everyone is focused on just football building the top Basketball only conference is brilliant. A separate deal just for men’s basketball. There are tons of great basketball programs to grab that bring high value and way more games than football has. Also they don’t conflict with football season. Gonzaga, Uconn, Villanova, other Big East teams. I don’t think it has been done before.
The main problem is Las Vegas is becoming a pro sports town and I am not sure even UNLV fans care about UNLV. Opposing MWC fanbases outdraw UNLV fans at the basketball conference tournament every year even though its played on UNLV's home floor.If Utah holds out, UConn in Big12?
Hear me out, what about UNLV? Vegas is becoming a huge sports market. They play at Allegiant Stadium, which Vegas can fill with comps/sports betters.
UConn is probably better in the short term, but I could see UNLV with a lot more upside.
I’d much rather go to away game in Vegas.
If Utah holds out, UConn in Big12?
Hear me out, what about UNLV? Vegas is becoming a huge sports market. They play at Allegiant Stadium, which Vegas can fill with comps/sports betters.
UConn is probably better in the short term, but I could see UNLV with a lot more upside.
I’d much rather go to away game in Vegas.
The main problem is Las Vegas is becoming a pro sports town and I am not sure even UNLV fans care about UNLV. Opposing MWC fanbases outdraw UNLV fans at the basketball conference tournament every year even though its played on UNLV's home floor.
UNLV is pretty much what UTA is - a commuter school filled with mostly locals who grew up in the area
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