zls44
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but neither the ACC nor the SEC wants WVU. If the Big12 stabilizes and the Big East remains unstable, it would be in WVU's best interest to join that league. Assuming a stable league, WVU would trade lots of travel for a large annual conference football income.Texas does not want TCU in the Big 12. Pretty much any BCS or BCS caliber team that is vaguely in the Big 12 footprint is candidate.
Honestly, would WVU really want this? Those are some long trips for away games.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but neither the ACC nor the SEC wants WVU. If the Big12 stabilizes and the Big East remains unstable, it would be in WVU's best interest to join that league. Assuming a stable league, WVU would trade lots of travel for a large annual conference football income.
Why would the Big 12 stop at 10 when everyone around them is going higher? At the very least, UL is geographically not bad, is in a metro area, has a strong following, is incredibly flush with cash, and has quality facilities.
That is absolutley true, and it is also the problem with adding Air Force, Houston, and the like. Probably end up happening, and in the big East's current situation they almost have to add random teams, but the others really don't.The same reason every other league is stopping. Because adding in random teams does not automatically increase a league's revenue proportionally.