Breaking news…the Big 12 just voted to expand and has offered an invite to TCU. TCU, who is currently a member of the MWC, was going to be leaving next season to join the Big East, but due to the instability of the Big East, they are likely to accept the invitation to the Big 12. TCU has been chosen to replace Texas A&M. The conference is waiting to hear what Missouri’s decision will be, but seems resolved to move on with or without the Tigers with a goal of reaching 12 members. The SEC voted and did not have enough votes to accept Missouri into the conference – whom might have hurt themselves with the arrogant statement made beforehand that they wish they could get into the Big 10, but would accept an offer from the SEC if given.
The Big East on the other hand will be down to 6 football members. The conference continues to talk about expansion, but several members are rumored to be candidates for the Big 12, ACC or SEC. The MWC and CUSA are trying to work out a deal where they would each have 12 members and the conference champions would face each other for a BCS berth. Notre Dame has made a decision to join the Hockey East, ending speculation of a possibility of waiting for the Big 10. There are rumors of Notre Dame’s independence being in jeopardy because of the Big East football falling apart – but those rumors make no sense. The only thing that threatens Notre Dame’s independence is the possibility of everyone going to Super Conferences eliminating the BCS. There are still a lot of things that are uncertain at the moment, but there is one thing that is almost for sure – TCU will be accepting an offer to join the Big 12 and the landscape is still changing.
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You might as well wait six weeks, when you can write this exact same post again, just with a few different names for fun. Big East football is circling the drain, and the whirlpool will be dry within two years.
I was updating more frequently, but it was getting too confusing…we might actually hear something next week – from what I hear, Missouri is now getting the votes, which means Louisville and West Virginia might be going to the Big 12.