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I doubt UNT would be able to follow any schools east. Tulane and USF are probably the next to go into what ever happens in the ACC, and I could see Rice going too. I think Memphis would love to go east, but I have a feeling those other schools might be a little snobby when it comes to Memphis, same can be said for UNT. Moving to the Pac12 would not be ideal in a region sense, however in terms of competition it would be a good fit for schools like Memphis, UNT, and maybe Wichita. What would be the alternative if the AAC falls apart?
Too late…since 1961, Alabama has 12 AP/BCS titles, Miami has 5, USC, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, and Ohio State have 4, Clemson, FSU, Florida, Georgia, Texas and LSU have 3, Michigan and Penn State have 2. Add in Pitt, Tennessee, and Auburn, who won one, but had titles before 1961, and you have exactly two outliers, BYU and Colorado. 20 title winners, of which 2 are 1x winners in the last 64 seasons, as we prepare for Ohio State or ND to add another.
It’s a sport, just like the NFL has shown, where the champions are amongst the few 13 teams have won all but 5 Super Bowls, not the many. People complain about the MLB having the top market teams have the money, but the MLB World Series winners since 1961 includes 24 of their 30 teams have won titles. That’s how it should be.
After the Covid eligibility freeze of 2020, you were allowed to have more than 85 scholarship players. You were allowed to have 85 plus however many seniors from 2020 you had using their extra season of eligibility in 2021. We still decided to stay at 85. We probably budget for 85 so I don’t know that the rule change will change our self-imposed number.
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