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  1. I wouldn't say that SMU will never play UNT again.
  2. In 5 years there will be no more P4-G5 regular season games.
  3. Inevitable outcome but the revenue relegation piece is somewhat interesting.
  4. Certainly but Baylor's entire class is set to dissolve. Most kids committed only b/c of NIL promises which will no doubt be thrown into question with a coaching change.
  5. There are about to be mass defections from Baylor commits when Aranda gets canned in early November.
  6. It was not well deserved within the context of what others were doing at the time. SMU's cardinal sin was not paying players. It was beating Texas, A&M, and Arkansas without being protected as a blue blood.
  7. That's bc in 5 years there won't be a G5. The conferences and their media partners know this already.
  8. Called the side judge a MF'er got him the first one. Wouldn't stop. Sought out the lead official to keep chirping after another play and wouldn't let it go. Sonny is known for twisting off on officials. Irony was it was a Big 12 officiating crew.
  9. Yeah putting up a ton of empty stats when you're down by 31 points to start the fourth quarter is an interesting flex. TCU got absolutely destroyed in all three phases of the game. SMU had a defensive touchdown, a special teams touchdown, and ran for over 250 yards. It was complete domination.
  10. They are working with a media partner behind the scenes. To me, reaffirming a commitment to the AAC tells me the media partner either isn't willing to assist in the AAC buyouts and/or from a $/school perspective (with the additional travel) it just doesn't make economic sense. It was always going to be about money.
  11. PE is going to rip that conference to shreds. PE has absolutely no business in college athletics (and I work in the PE world). But if you're going to try to find more money for a performance pool that might be the only mechanism to make it happen.
  12. Maybe he can continue working his way down the DFW coaching ladder and get an analyst position under Morris at UNT after he gets canned next year.
  13. SMU's move to the ACC had absolutely nothing to do with North Texas. Scared of being left for dead when the inevitable Power 4 split occurs is what motivated the billionaires to bankroll the ACC realignment.
  14. The all time record against UNT is 36-6. Scared of UNT is an interesting take.
  15. Except you responded to the thread which, I'm sorry to say, indicates that you do care.
  16. It was the opening kickoff of the second half and TCU was already down by 20. TCU went ahead and scored anyway on that drive. All they did to respond to that epic resurgence was surrender 17 straight unanswered to SMU to go down by 31. Dykes is a clown and will be fired by the end of 2025.
  17. 240 yards on the ground to 60. SMU with seven sacks or negative plays. TCU with two. The game was won by the better team. Hell it was a 31 point lead to start the fourth quarter but however you want to rationalize a complete and thorough A$$ whooping is fine.
  18. SMU ran for the ball for 240 yards. TCU ran it for 60 (2.1 ypc). TCU lost this game at the line of scrimmage to the better and more physical team. It was obvious from the jump.
  19. There are no promises that Memphis has a safe landing spot in the Big 12. It is possible if the ACC raids the Big 12 in 2029 as expected but playing the "what if" game when you have a firm offer in hand is extremely dangerous. Take the move up now or someone else will.
  20. If its ten schools its going to be UNLV, Tulane, Memphis, and UTSA. If its twelve UNT and USF (maybe).
  21. I think so yes. In the next decade virtually everything will be digital. You will always need a linear partner for some content but 80-90% of games are going to be offered on some kind of streaming platform.
  22. Guy is a Memphis sports journo.
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