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Only Cincinnati and Oklahoma State on both list. Where’s SMU?

Current and Future American teams in bold

Big Ten:
+150 Notre Dame
+150 Oregon
+600 Washington
+1400 Kansas
+1500 Cincinnati
+1800 Arizona
+2000 North Carolina
+2000 Oklahoma State
+2000 Duke
+2000 Cal
+2000 Stanford
+2500 Syracuse

SEC:
+250 Clemson
+250 Florida State
+325 Miami
+500 Louisville
+500 Baylor
+600 Oklahoma State
+750 Cincinnati

What's the window though? We talking a year, 2 years, 5 years, forever? lol

(07-10-2022 04:55 PM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  What's the window though? We talking a year, 2 years, 5 years, forever? lol

Through end of 2022. If no teams move and you placed a bet, you get your $ back.

(07-10-2022 05:08 PM)natibeast2.0 Wrote:  

(07-10-2022 04:55 PM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  What's the window though? We talking a year, 2 years, 5 years, forever? lol

Through end of 2022. If no teams move and you placed a bet, you get your $ back.

Gotcha. Yah I think there's more dominoes to fall, just not sure if anything gets announced til after next season. Love the "current and future" tag line you added. Quality needle lol

(07-10-2022 05:33 PM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  Yah I think there's more dominoes to fall, just not sure if anything gets announced til after next season.

I'll be surprised if there isn't another domino that falls before the end of this summer, and very surprised if it doesn't happen by the end of the football season.

The pressures for the p3 to expand to 16, in order to keep up with the SEC and Big Ten are going to be enormous, and the p3 have a lot fewer constraints on them than the P2 have, as witnessed by the Big 12's (wise) decision to add 4 G5 teams.

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(07-10-2022 06:17 PM)Milwaukee Wrote:  

(07-10-2022 05:33 PM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  Yah I think there's more dominoes to fall, just not sure if anything gets announced til after next season.

I'll be surprised if there isn't another domino that falls before the end of this summer, and very surprised if it doesn't happen by the end of the football season.

The pressures for the p3 to expand to 16, in order to keep up with the SEC and Big Ten are going to be enormous, and the p3 have a lot fewer constraints on them than the P2 have, as witnessed by the Big 12's (wise) decision to add 4 G5 teams.

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Another domino as in another team(s) joining the SEC/Big 10 or another domino as in trickle down raiding like what we saw after the OU/UT move? The latter I can definitely see the former I just don't see yet because I don't think ND is ready to move yet and I'm not sure either league is going to make another move til that happens.

(07-10-2022 05:33 PM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  

(07-10-2022 05:08 PM)natibeast2.0 Wrote:  

(07-10-2022 04:55 PM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  What's the window though? We talking a year, 2 years, 5 years, forever? lol

Through end of 2022. If no teams move and you placed a bet, you get your $ back.

Gotcha. Yah I think there's more dominoes to fall, just not sure if anything gets announced til after next season. Love the "current and future" tag line you added. Quality needle lol

True, but neglected to bold “Baylor”

I don’t see SMU anywhere…. ?

As long as Tosu is in the BIG. UC won't be.

(07-11-2022 12:36 PM)chatcat Wrote:  As long as Tosu is in the BIG. UC won't be.

There has been talk of Ohio market and recruiting being something the SEC would find beneficial and basically just a F U to the Big Ten/OSU. Basically, the Big Ten would only invite UC if the SEC is serious and Big Ten/OSU/Mich/Mich St./Penn St. want to lock down all of Ohio and not compete for Ohio recruits to the same degree where the SEC could promise a game in the state of Ohio every year to a recruit.

I don't see them getting an invite to either especially by the end of 2022. Only hope for Big Ten this year would be ND accepts, the Big Ten can't get any of their ACC targets (North Carolina, Miami, Florida St, Virginia, or Georgia Tech), and the Big Ten decides no reason to include further western schools.

As us in Cincy know, Cincinnati is neither true Big Ten or SEC country even if it is the divide. That's with having a SEC school (Kentucky) an hour south in Lexington, the premier Big Ten school (Ohio State) 2 hours north, along with Indiana 3 hours west. Even with Cincinnati's gains in all of SW Ohio including Dayton, I agree I don't see it happening anytime soon, but if it ever did that would basically lock up the tri state to Big Ten or SEC country without a doubt. The smart kids will still go to OSU, the dummies will still go to UK, the best of the best will still go to UC, but the casual fan would likely follow said conference much more than before.

(07-11-2022 10:03 AM)Owls9878 Wrote:  I don’t see SMU anywhere…. ?

Hasn't it become obvious yet? These are teams that aren't in. SMU is in, so there's no reason to place odds on them.

They should have the odds for none. It would be highest