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Quote:And we need to act fast; Louisville is already deep in talks with the ACC.

Maybe the B12 can get WVU in a package deal?

Edit: Just did a double check. Post date is 10/22/13.

LOL - student that doesn't know Louisville is already engaged.

I just saw an article talking about how Maryland leaving and the UNC e-mails means the ACC could disappear.

(10-22-2013 07:17 PM)dbackjon Wrote:  LOL - student that doesn't know Louisville is already engaged.

I think news moves a little slower out there.

The ACC's not going anywhere...keep dreaming, Cayut fan.

I'm just worried that the Big 12 might lose Texas A&M.

(10-22-2013 08:03 PM)CoogNellie Wrote:  I'm just worried that the Big 12 might lose Texas A&M.

Or Nebraska, Missouri and Colorado

Houston would be a great fit; Louisville would not.

The Big East will "rue the day" not inviting Penn State.

I hear Germany is thinking about annexing the Rhineland.

(10-22-2013 08:55 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  The Big East will "rue the day" not inviting Penn State.

I was at UConn when that came up. I was young, with my head up my a$$. Even then I knew that denying Penn State was not a smart move.

It's an old scar ... no use in rehashing it again.

Someone clearly hasn't done any research. I guess the author could be correct if that person meant "deep talks" as "already accepted".

There are rumors that the SWC is unstable -- I hear Arkansas is looking around. Might want to get them before some other conference snaps them up.

I hear that Arizona and Arizona State are considering leaving the WAC to join the PAC-8.

I heard Sewanee was looking to leave the SEC and go indie!

Tulane will beome the cornerstone of the SEC!

This could be just a rumors but I heard South Carolina is in talks to leave the ACC. Announcement next tuesday

(10-22-2013 09:10 PM)lumberpack4 Wrote:  I hear Germany is thinking about annexing the Rhineland.

Garibaldi is trying to unite the Italian Peninsula.

Henry Hudson thinks he will soon find the Northwest Passage.

While we are all on a roll I figured this one was apt given where the article came from:

The Indian Approtions Act is passed. President Grover Cleveland states the Unassigned Lands are now open for settlement.