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Actually, the implimentation of "super conferences" will make it harder for a playoff. Schools making an extra 20-30 million per year have no motivation to do it. The Boise States of the world are the ones that will cry for it now

well you could have the winner of each conference play or something
 
My Proposal to make a playoff system.....


4 16-team Conferences - AFTER REALIGNMENT

SEC
Pac 16
Big 10
Acc-Big east

Thats 4 automatic bids + 4 at large.... 8 team playoff

Rose Bowl - Pac 16 & Big 10
Sugar Bowl - SEC & ACC
Orange Bowl - At-Large & At-Large
Fiesta Bowl - At-Large & At-Large

and then Semi's and Then the national championship

PERFECT!
 
Gotta have the new and improved Cotton Bowl in Dallas Stadium, right?
 
do we have to? :sad:

Maybe just change it to OS and OKSU. And ignore the color scheme issues.

screw it, make them change like USC made USC change.

Sure, they're more successful athletic wise...and probably more known..but our OSU was first!
 
screw it, make them change like USC made USC change.

Sure, they're more successful athletic wise...and probably more known..but our OSU was first!

Oklahomo state is actually older as OSU. We used to be OSC =\ and OAC before that
 
Could call it the Texas Pacific Group.
But I guess that's taken.

barfo
 
More, this time from ESPN

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/news/story?id=5270048

It would take a week to 10 days to finalize the details of a Pac-16. The blockbuster deal would add the nation's No. 5 (Dallas), No. 10 (Houston) and No. 16 (Denver) TV markets to the conference, which already includes No. 2 Los Angeles, No. 6 San Francisco, No. 12 Phoenix and No. 13 Seattle.


With that large population base, the new conference would start its own network and, along with other broadcast partners, likely would distribute around $20 million per member, comparable broadcast revenue to the Big Ten ($22 million) and SEC ($17 million), the source said.


The Big 12 distributed $7-12 million per year. The Pac-10 distributed $8-10 million.


The new conference would be split into divisions with the Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Colorado forming an Eastern Division with Arizona and Arizona State opposite the Pac-8 Western Division. The division champions would play at season's end for the conference championship, the source said.
 
Oklahomo state is actually older as OSU. We used to be OSC =\ and OAC before that

Who cares, go by how old the state is. We're an older state.

Game. Set. Match.
 
I wonder if there are any Oklahoma State fans reading this board (Hi!) thinking I'm being serious.
 
My Proposal to make a playoff system.....


4 16-team Conferences - AFTER REALIGNMENT

SEC
Pac 16
Big 10
Acc-Big east

Thats 4 automatic bids + 4 at large.... 8 team playoff

Rose Bowl - Pac 16 & Big 10
Sugar Bowl - SEC & ACC

Orange Bowl - At-Large & At-Large
Fiesta Bowl - At-Large & At-Large

and then Semi's and Then the national championship

PERFECT!

Why not just have the winner of the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl play for the national championship? With four 16 team conferences that would be a 64 team tournament but over an entire football season.
 
I think we (Oregon State) are quite lucky to already be a member of the superconference. If it was the other way around and the Big12 was taking Pac10 teams they'd take all the Cali schools, then UW then probably UofNike and we would be next to last pickings only ahead of WSU.

Look at Kansas they might go to Conference USA and they have an amazing basketball program.
 
I think we (Oregon State) are quite lucky to already be a member of the superconference. If it was the other way around and the Big12 was taking Pac10 teams they'd take all the Cali schools, then UW then probably UofNike and we would be next to last pickings only ahead of WSU.

Look at Kansas they might go to Conference USA and they have an amazing basketball program.

Very true indeed. OSU and WSU are pretty much lucky they're in the region, and charter members of the Pac-10 (I think? Right?)
 
Very true indeed. OSU and WSU are pretty much lucky they're in the region, and charter members of the Pac-10 (I think? Right?)

Charter members of the Pacific Coast Conference, as I remember it.

barfo
 
Kinda

We're good at baseball :)


BTW How fucking good will the baseball be in the Pac 16.... WOW
 
Why not just have the winner of the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl play for the national championship? With four 16 team conferences that would be a 64 team tournament but over an entire football season.

Because i dont wanna totally elimnate anyone out of those 64. I wanna be nice :)
 
Because i dont wanna totally elimnate anyone out of those 64. I wanna be nice :)

I think that would undermine the achievement of winning a super conference rose bowl. If you are the rose bowl champion, if you are the best team out of 32 Pac10/Big10 teams, then you shouldn't have 3 other teams with an equal chance of winning a national title.
 
Says the fan of the school that would finish 16th in everything! HAHA! This means more work for HCP!

So...where does the school you went to finish?

you know, Uncle Harolds school of small engine and lawn mower repair?
 
So...where does the school you went to finish?

you know, Uncle Harolds school of small engine and lawn mower repair?

OH SNAP! I actually don't want this to happen to tell you the truth. I like our little conference all the way out here on the left coast!
 
This is huge, huge news, but I'm not sure why the surprise. It's been talked about for a while. I'm stoked about the return to the Pac 8 division. The east/west divisions are perfect. I love it.
 
OH SNAP! I actually don't want this to happen to tell you the truth. I like our little conference all the way out here on the left coast!

I completely understand that mindset. Part of me feels the same way, because I think the Oregon and Washington schools will be lost in the shuffle.
 
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