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Never mind, just realized this ESPN show is a FOUR HOUR drag out. We'll know before bedtime.

I read through this thread and didn't see it. Does anyone know details on the actual announcement show (time, channel, etc.)? I'm struggling to find that, and tired of reading countless guesses.

Erric TMFD Pegram did not, in fact, play in a bowl game.

I’m leaving! No, now I’m REALLY leaving!! What are you twelve? This site needs an ignore feature.

Yes, but the non-stop negative posting is beyond tiresome. That and the defaced Flying Worm avatar tell me he’s more troll than fan.

As my username implies, my top two are UNT and Florida. Living in Nashville now I carry wishful optimism for Vandy (unless they are playing the Gators - let's not discuss this year). Other than that, I watch football drama. I'll check scores on The Score app and switch to anything that is close late in the game. I'd rather watch two teams I have never heard of battle down to the wire than any other powerhouse cruise to a lopsided win.

It's hard to keep up with them.

Any legs to this 'report'?

This aspect concerns me way more than any part of his Auburn time. Auburn was a dumptster fire long before BH arrived on the Plains.

Yep, in the modern era of coaching changes, this is dirt cheap!

FIFY But still, an SEC win is an SEC win. Congrats to the 'toppers!

Your sarcasm meter. Have it checked.

You can have your Booger, I'll take TMFD!!

As a Nashville resident, where do I cast my vote to add MUTS and WKY in order to get to 16?

In a word, Charlotte (in theory, at least). As a former Charlotte resident (and current Nashville resident), I know the school has almost zero pull in and around the city (who knows what kind of following football will develop, but I wouldn't hold my breath). But at least it is in the magor market city and the biggest school in the city. MTSU is half an hour outside Nashville and third tier behind Tennessee and Vanderbilt. Over time, UNCC has a better chance of attracting local TV viewers in Charlotte than MTSU does in Nashville. UNCC has longer basketball history, good baseball history, and did I mention it's in Charlotte?

Notice that last line: "If Marshall were competing for a berth in C-USA against these schools right now, the Herd would struggle." From a reporter at a Huntington WV newspaper. Ouch.

Hey now, this is fun and all, but it may be time to put the pipe down for a bit....

I hate it when I miss the fun stuff!!

Option C. (SOW with black pants, for those of you with no recall)

You could easily jump to 7 conference games by playing 2 teams from another devision on a rotating schedule, much the same way 12 team conferences rotate cross-divisional games from year to year. I would suggest keeping the cross-divisional games between the same two divisions to allow for better rivalry building and familiarity with your fan base, but you could always do a big rotation which would give you a bigger variety of teams coming to town and decrease the frequency that any team has to play a powerhouse in another division.

I read that the ladies won the Sun Belt conference soccer title 1-0 off a free kick from beyond midfield. That's a video I would like to see! Is anybody aware of an online link to it somewhere? Thanks in advance!

Anyone else reminded of a certain trip to Austin on the late '80's by this game.

As a guy who actually used to sell knee braces for a living (seriously), I find this thread fair to partly humorous... Carry on.

Much like the uni's, I like it, a lot, but I don't love it. I like the consistent color, I like the white cage, and I like the new font better than the old script. I also would prefer either the new logo or some form of an interlocking NT (NOT UNT!!! ). Carry on!

I like it, a lot, but I don't love it. Can't quite put my finger on it. Maybe if it wasn't green top/green bottom, I would like it better. An old school design with the non-old school monochromatic look is not my favorite. I guess that officially makes me old school. To each his own, though. I am looking forward to seeing all the possible combinations.