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Posted on 9/22/11 at 10:41 am to Chicken
if you go undefeated in any BCS conference (minus Big East, but they won't be BCS status much longer) odds are that you'll play for a national championship, its very rare to have 3 undefeated BCS teams, auburn 04 is the only exception
Posted on 9/22/11 at 10:49 am to LawC
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if you go undefeated in any BCS conference (minus Big East, but they won't be BCS status much longer) odds are that you'll play for a national championship, its very rare to have 3 undefeated BCS teams, auburn 04 is the only exception
you can't assume the path to the BCS Championship will stay the same. the BCS system will change completely w/ 4 Superconferences.
Posted on 9/22/11 at 10:56 am to jcole4lsu
I thought you meant "if you are undefeated in ACC conference games..."
that wouldn't guarantee you anything except a BCS berth.
If there are undefeated teams in the SEC, Big Ten and ACC, who do you think is getting into the big game?
By the way, overhead pics of recent ACC championship games further help my argument...
that wouldn't guarantee you anything except a BCS berth.
If there are undefeated teams in the SEC, Big Ten and ACC, who do you think is getting into the big game?
By the way, overhead pics of recent ACC championship games further help my argument...
This post was edited on 9/22/11 at 10:57 am
Posted on 9/22/11 at 11:00 am to Chicken
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you can't assume the path to the BCS Championship will stay the same. the BCS system will change completely w/ 4 Superconferences.
while this is very true, we arent there yet. with the PAC staying at 12 we will still have 5-6 BCS conferences for a while longer.
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I thought you meant "if you are undefeated in ACC conference games..."
ahh hell man
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If there are undefeated teams in the SEC, Big Ten and ACC, who do you think is getting into the big game?
so giving this year as an example, it would have been LSU/Bama, Wisky, and FSU.
i think the LSU/Bama winner and FSU would be your 2 teams in the title game, as FSU would have beaten OU which would be a better OOC win than anything Wisky is going to do this year.
ill grant you that its highly debatable. you'll have to grant me that 3 separate undefeated teams from BCS leagues is a longshot, certainly not the norm.
Posted on 9/22/11 at 11:04 am to Chicken
I looked at the NCSU scout forum and the younger Pack fans would love the opportunity to play football in the SEC and separate themselves from UNC. The problem they saw is the old guard NCSU supporters are basketball first and that is ACC.
Posted on 9/22/11 at 11:12 am to HooDooWitch
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also NCSU has always been the little brother to UNC, joing the SEC would be very advantageous to them because they would immediately start recruiting better in the state of NC and would probably eventually become a better football program than UNC, which would be their dream come true
This. They are in the same situation as A&M without the revenue issue.
Posted on 9/22/11 at 11:15 am to HooDooWitch
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I looked at the NCSU scout forum and the younger Pack fans would love the opportunity to play football in the SEC and separate themselves from UNC. The problem they saw is the old guard NCSU supporters are basketball first and that is ACC.
NCSU shares a Board of Regents w/ UNC, so there are some significant politics that would have to be overcome to decouple the schools. NCSU wants to be a basketball school w/ Duke and UNC. the fans that want the SEC and football don't carry a lot of weight.
Posted on 9/22/11 at 12:24 pm to jcole4lsu
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this makes some sense, since neither of those schools would add a considerable amount of viewers and it would water down each schools piece of the new tv contract, which is due to be re-worked next year or so.
ETA: it would be pretty stupid for the ACC to take those two teams and watch FSU walk, so I'll take that as a sign that the ACC is staying at 14
Maybe this lull with the PAC 12 and the SEC being slow to come up with a 14th (much less a 16th) will convince leagues to start considering 14 teams as the end game instead of 16. 14 teams done right is about as far as a conference can go without really throwing schedules into chaos. I'm hoping the SEC and ACC stick at 14 teams thereby increasing the probability that 14 becomes the magic number instead of these dreadful 16 team conferences.
Posted on 9/22/11 at 1:38 pm to Chicken
If, as some suggest, that expansion is all about expanding the TV footprint, it probably makes as much or more sense to take a team from North Carolina...an NFL size TV market...as it does anyone else in the ACC.
Posted on 9/22/11 at 1:53 pm to BamaGradinTn
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If, as some suggest, that expansion is all about expanding the TV footprint, it probably makes as much or more sense to take a team from North Carolina...an NFL size TV market...as it does anyone else in the ACC.
Definitely, it is a growing state. Getting into Virginia & North Carolina should be the end game on the eastern front.
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