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RE: Boise St looking to move on from MWC
The big question is would there be enough tv value to justify a true Western Expansion of 5 Mountain/Pacific time zone programs to add to the existing 11? Is that conference closer to the ACC and PAC 12 in value and performance than say the MAC/C-USA/SBC and a weakened MWC?

West: Navy/Wich St, Tulsa, SMU, AFA, BYU, Boise St, Fresno St, San Diego St
East: Houston, Tulane, Memphis, Cincinnati, Temple, ECU, UCF, USF

West schools get an annual CA trip and Texas every other year; East schools get an annual trip to FL and Texas every other year.

7 game conference schedule for more opportunities to play P5 OOC (divisional opponents only, SMU-Houston can play as an OOC game)

The 5 mountain/pacific schools open up the opportunity for AAC-After-Dark time slot.

Those 5 western schools can then create separation between themselves and the the MWC schools.

The MWC is left with Hawaii, San Jose St, Nevada, UNLV, Utah St, Wyoming, Colorado St, UNM. Those 8 can find 2 replacements from among NMSU and the Texas C-USA schools.
12-22-2020 02:38 PM
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