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I think the big ten is likely to only make an exception for very few universities Arizona and ASU are both AAU still but expansion to me is about new territory + solid football major football but great hoops. Places that fit the bill in no order (west to east kind of) Stanford Cal Utah...

Nebraska isn’t AAU I think it could be justified in other ways The big ten is different from other leagues which, in my opinion, makes the big ten poaching from the SEC more likely than the other way around. There are more dollars than just sports dollars. Maybe FSU, Miami, TCU and GT end up...

teams to go after before them include: Arizona state or Arizona Colorado Texas a&m (long shot) Missouri (long shot) Notre dame Florida State Miami North Carolina Virginia yes. With the exception of Notre Dame or poaching an SEC school, the next expansion is probably about quantity not quality...

Yup. The only benefit of 6a schools being unable to play 5a schools Is they get the schedule first

Strib is wrong 6a schedules are out. I have them all. But don’t want to write it all down 😂 5 relief schools; Coon rapids Hopkins Eastview Park cottage grove Roseville 3 teams have two of them on their schedule Woodbury White Bear lake East ridge If you have other specific...

Agree but Miami and Auburn are shitshows

Yup. Would be awesome if they took final 16 Had all the 1s seeded 1-8 Had all the 2s seeded 9-16 Maybe by QRF because there isn’t much crossover?

Might be a good compromise in classes 9 man to 5a that does a good thing but doesn’t substantially impact travel for many teams (8 teams in each class would have one extra long road trip)

That means the average of top two finishes per year is guaranteed to come down

Only problem is he is 3-24 in his last 27 non covid games

I still don’t know how they’d be vulnerable They never accused him of any wrongdoing directly He has no defamation case. He may get the full buyout plus legal fees due to a difference of opinion. I can’t find a single thing anywhere where northwestern says anything Fitzgerald did that would be...

I’m not sure what you hire him as? DC? If the lawsuit is cleared up he might be a dark horse for next Iowa or Wisconsin HC

I feel like this ups the odds of an undisclosed settlement I am going to guess it’s between 0-72 million (his buyout plus legal fees is 68+ I think) i still think he ends up settling for slightly less than the full buyout + legal fees

That’s pretty rare these days The gophers have finished the regular season 6-6 once since the league went to 9 games

Would be interesting to see data on that. But normalized for seeding it would be hard to have data The biggest deal is losing a key guy at a key spot 3 games = 3 chances for a major injury 4 games = 33% more opportunities to lose a key guy

Yup And then you pick the number in each class (probably 32) and fill in the rest with under .500 teams If we stay with this many classes. Perhaps the playoff number is 24 not 32

Yes

Officially posted now I’ll try to post link later Two of the 5a sections are absolutely awful. The imbalance between the 6a sections is more than ever

Take all the stupidity that occurred before NIL Add more money Enjoy the results