CUSA adds another

[golfingomez]

Delaware to transition to FBS

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/38991597/delaware-set-join-c-usa-part-fbs-move-sources-say

[DentonLurker]

What does this have to do with North Texas Football? We got out of that dumpster fire, thank goodness.

Edited November 27, 2023 by DentonLurker

[golfingomez]

nothing really, interestingly CUSA's membership consists of the following schools that have jumped to FBS since 2000

Middle Tennessee (2000)

New Mexico State (2001) (i think)

FIU (2004)

Western Kentucky (2008)

Liberty (2018)

Jacksonville State (2023)

Sam Houston State (2023)

Future schools will include

Kennesaw State (2024)

Delaware (2025)

 

Only UTEP and La Tech have been playing FBS for a substantial amount of time

[DeepGreen]

I'll bet La Tech fans are really happy about this addition and being stuck in CUSA.

[rojomojo]

Delaware is actually a great pick up

[greenminer]

FYI, there's a forum for this topic now.

https://www.gomeangreen.com/forums/forum/38-conference-realignment/

[Matt from A700]

1 hour ago, greenminer said:

FYI, there's a forum for this topic now.

https://www.gomeangreen.com/forums/forum/38-conference-realignment/

I posted this there first! Can I get a cookie??

[wardly]

1 hour ago, rojomojo said:

Delaware is actually a great pick up

Winged Tee offense?

[Salsa_Verde]

But is Joe Flacco elite? 

[TripleGrad]

With Delaware joining CUSA, 33 teams have changed or will change conferences since the OU/UT action.  That's about a quarter of FBS teams (including those moving up)

You can also figure about another 6-8 when 2PAC works itself out after 2025.

 

Edited November 28, 2023 by TripleGrad