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RE: Does the threat of FB breakaway speed up Gonzaga and the Big East tying the knot?
(08-18-2022 10:50 AM)Crump1 Wrote:  
(08-17-2022 10:19 PM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  1) It will not be "the FBS" schools "breaking away," it will be the Big Ten, the SEC, and MAYBE some remnant of the B12 and ACC that will "breakaway." The MWC, SBC, AAC, CUSA, etc... will NOT be invited along for the ride.

2) The Big East WILL be part of that "breakaway" party...and yeah, the Zags will be part of that. And maybe Saint Mary's as well.
You are wrong. It will be all of FBS if it ever happens.

I may be wrong...

But the reason why it won't be "all of FBS" is precisely because "all of FBS" has gotten too big. If I am wrong, it will only be because one or two additional conferences get brought along for a variety of reasons. But it won't be all 130+ "FBS" teams.
08-18-2022 12:15 PM
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