Pac-12 Spotlight: Boise State Finally Gets Invited, But Is It Too Late? | MWC | Realignment
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- We continue our realignment spotlight series moving on from the ACC to the Pac-12. Bronco Bleymair joins us to give us the Boise St. perspective on the move from the MWC to this new Pac-12 and what he thinks their strategy for further conference expansion should be.
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What other schools do you think the Pac-12 should add?
People keep underestimating what UNM brings to the table. Top 50 TV market. Huge basketball program that sells out the Pit regularly. Also Bronco Mendenhall is transforming the football program that has a 40,000 seat stadium as an asset. If the Pac goes back to the MW table, UNM is definitely being added.
Too bad Bronco didn't go there a couple years ago. I believe UNM football would look much more attractive. We'll see if the people in charge feel the same.
We need Memphis and Tulane in the PAC 12. Throw in UNLV too!
Solid picks. But I wonder if they'll need more eastern travel partners and to know they'll be making enough more to make it worth it.
Taking a total of nine schools from the MW doesn’t dissolve the conference. When you announce you’re leaving you lose your voting rights. You have a three school conference that will divide around $200M by three.
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They’d be great additions! Pretty sure Boise State has hosted Gameday though
I've never doubted that the Montana schools should be at least frontrunners for MWC expansion, but I wasn't sure if they'd want to go FBS. Sometimes it makes sense to continue to dominate where you're at vs possibly struggling at the next level.
Bronco you’re not correct about the TV numbers. Boise was #1, Fresno or CSU was 2&3. SJS was 4 or 5 and UNLV was 11. Hawaii was not listed
12 to 14 teams water down the TV money. Can't always worry about teams leaving. It's unknown
Only if they don’t bring value. Can’t add teams just to add them but there are at least 6-8 good teams that would add strong value to the conference
Agreed. But they're probably working closely with the TV networks to make sure they're making additions to maximize TV money.
BYU they now are good enough to be in the pac12
The Pac-12 may not be in this position had they taken BYU.
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Pac 12 is just another G5 conference. They should've just merged with the Mountain West as the Pac12.
An 8 team PAC will clearly be the strongest G6 conference, and will likely get a playoff bid 4 out of 5 years. OSU and WSU joing the MWC wouldn't make the conference any stronger than it is this year, which is probably the 3rd best G5 conference.
@@Archy_Tect San Diego State and Washington State are the only two that I see can be as big as a power 4 team. WS is already there and San Diego can take advantage of being the only team in San Diego outside of the Padres.
Utah
They sure do love the Pac-12 😂
But do we even want them…? 😉😂
Its actually close, yes. The Big Lubbock, with zero west coast venues is untenable.
Stillwater, Lubbock, Waco and Provo
Or
San Diego, Oregon Coast, New Orleans and Memphis?
Its close. Too close.
To the PAC:
Memphis and Tulane
UTSA and Rice
Utah State and Wyoming
South Florida and Southern Miss
UConn and Georgia State
16
that's yucky lol
I realize that there's strength in numbers, but this conference will need every school to pull its weight for them to maximize profit.
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