BCS leagues expanding - yeah?

Yep. That'll be the trick.

 

Might as well get Westminster in Salt Lake City to join up.

 

The Lone Star Conference says adding colleges from the United States is for people who aren't trying hard enough...

http://www.ncaa.org/wps/wcm/connect//public/ncaa/resources/latest+news/2012/november/lsc+officials+like+what+they+see+on+monterrey+visit

 

The Big Ten loves this idea. They can probably get some kick-ass Big Ten Network cable rights fees in France and the UK if they add Oxford, Cambridge and the Sorbonne.

"Next on Big Ten Network ... Oxford vs. Nebraska ... CREW!

"Be there, immediately after the conclusion of this Grade-Z Big Ten horseshit game between Northwestern and Rutgers that we've suckered cable networks into thinking is appealing to its viewers, even though anyone with half-a-brain knows its God awful dreck ..."

 

UConn? U late. U of L jumps in line in front of you.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/blog/eye-on-college-football/21166984/report-acc-to-vote-on-expansion-wednesday-louisville-a-likely-candidate

 

So when's the Big East going to invite Indiana State?

 

Always thought Louisville made more sense than UConn.

 

Wow, a bit surprised the ACC would go this route after openly spurning WVU because of its lack of academic chops. Sure, Louisville has a stronger academic perception than WVU, but it seemed it would still be too lacking for the ACC's consideration. As an ACC alum, I'd prefer Louisville to UConn on strength of fan base alone.

 

Grand Canyon is in West Phoenix ... is a school very similar to Liberty in that GCU has a booming online school that's making a shit ton of money. GCU has some pretty good new facilities as well. Move has been rumored for a couple of years.

 

Dammit. Now I've got that insipid T-Mobile ad in my head.

 

5-6, West Phoenix...

 

Never.