A (Very) Short Letter to BYU...
- Thread starter Chongo94
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I can eat 50 eggs
That’s pretty tersely worded. I bet it gets their attention.
Chongo94
Active Member
Probably not though, they're too busy celebrating "Milktoberfest."
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vi...berfest-the-mormon-alternative-to-oktoberfest
Big Frog II
Active Member
Yeah, they really misjudged that deal. Should have stayed in the MWC. SJSU should not be in the MWC. If you have BYU, Boise, SDSU, Colorado State, and AF, you have a pretty good conference in football.
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Way of the Frog
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Not part of Joe Smith's golden plates so they won't read it.
Chongo94
Active Member
Exactly. Because their grand and ridiculous attempt at this blew up in their faces, that's why. Serves them right.
Zubaz
Member
Not as long as they still get their bids...which they will. No real reason for them to join in football until it costs them the playoff.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
Mother of God...
When is Magic Underwear month?
I wonder how much different college football would be if the old WAC (post SWC breakup) stayed together. It was the first super conference and was the first conference to go to the "pod" system. If the conference had a little more time to figure out the pods, I think the WAC had a chance to become the premier non-BCS conference with a chance to improve.
Would have totally dominated the entire mountain time zone (aside from CU) and would have had the clear second tier of teams in Texas and CA. The WAC could have potentially been saved by not expanding so much when it did. Maybe not adding Rice, Tulsa, UNLV and/or or one other program. It would kept the potential MWC teams from leaving and would have left the conference on solid footing. The creation of the MWC decimated the WAC and neither conference ever truly reached the levels of the old WAC.
Would have totally dominated the entire mountain time zone (aside from CU) and would have had the clear second tier of teams in Texas and CA. The WAC could have potentially been saved by not expanding so much when it did. Maybe not adding Rice, Tulsa, UNLV and/or or one other program. It would kept the potential MWC teams from leaving and would have left the conference on solid footing. The creation of the MWC decimated the WAC and neither conference ever truly reached the levels of the old WAC.
