BCS leagues expanding - yeah?

The Big 10 already has its home run with the Children of the Corn.

 

I can see a scenario where State or Wake wanders off, though highly unlikely. But there's no way Duke and Carolina split.

 

Both are AAU members (which I missed before, yes, shocking I know), so both could go as a package deal. UNC then would bump GT to the Dixon Division.

 

I know events are happening fast and furious, but did my alma mater of Maryland fold over the weekend, or did you merely forget them?

 

SEC splits everything evenly.

 

Maryland folded. RIP.

I'm working on them.

 

Even split all around (TV money, bowls, NCAAs, etc.). Florida and Bama don't care about splitting evenly with Vandy because they make enough on their own.

 

The hell with it, Maryland bumps Cincinnati and it's back to ham-and-egger status.

 

There's been some talk of Big Ten interest (and vice versa) in Maryland.

If the ACC started to wobble and there was still an open slot, I could see it making sense.

 

I have heard the Maryland chatter too. However, if Delany wants ND (and all signs say that he still does) the Big Ten will have to take at least one school from the Big East. Rutgers, Pitt, Syracuse???? Rutgers/Syracuse/Maryland then Notre Dame. That may be the scenario a few years from now.

There are a lot of hurdles for Big Ten schools to jump (rearrange schedules for one) for Nebraska to be up and running in a year.

 

I guess heaven needed a shitty football team.

 

Heard the Houston chronicle is reporting a&m to the SEC is a done deal. Can someone with a less shitty mobile device than mine post the link?