BCS leagues expanding - yeah?

The aforementioned C-USA. Soon to be spread from the Chihuahua Desert to the Ozarks to South Beach to suburban Philly.

 

All the Catholic schools aren't Jesuit, but yes.

Isn't UOP non-denominational?

 

Started in San Jose by the Methodists, but it cut ties with the church in the 60s.

 

Add another northeast team in there and that makes a lot of sense from a UConn perspective. They had one good season under Randy Edsal v.1, but have been trash since then. Do something with UConn, BC and Army, now you have something.

 

Late to the reply, but Hachie is like 15 minutes south of I-20. It's butt-up against the Metroplex and exploding accordingly. They're building a second high school that'll dwarf Nelson in enrollment by the time it's fully staffed in 2028.

 

BC wants nothing to do with UConn and blocked it from joining the ACC. Big dick envy at work.

 

BC won't have that leverage when it is contracted from the ACC with the next round of realignment.

 

Will it be up to date - or updateable with the constant portal moves? Imagine you are playing a game and suddenly your receiver is heading to the goal line then he disappears with the message - "Player has announced he's entered portal" flashing across the screen.

 

And UConn will rightfully tell BC to pound sand and play Holy Cross four times a year.

 

My understanding is BC considers Notre Dame its only one true rival, because Catholic football and all that.

Of course in ND's pantheon of rivals, they consider BC somewhere between Western Michigan and Miami (Ohio).

 

BC and UConn will be able to wander the woods together.