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Post by flyfishinbeav on Mar 19, 2024 15:14:13 GMT -8
I literally can't talk to the few duck fans I know about football anymore. At this point, what is there to say?
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Post by EmeraldEmpire on Mar 19, 2024 16:22:21 GMT -8
Here's a clip from ESPN.com: Given the conference's uncertain status with 10 schools leaving next season, new Pac-12 commissioner Teresa Gould did not sign the CFP contract Friday. The CFP requires a conference to have eight members for its champion to be considered for the CFP. Hancock said the future of the Pac-12's remaining two members, Oregon State and Washington State, concerning the CFP will "have to be determined under the new arrangement."42 "Oregon State and Washington State are eligible to participate in the CFP this year and next year, and they'll be eligible in the future depending on what they do, assuming they remain as FBS schools," Hancock said. "There will be a path for them to participate in the CFP."Again, the whole $360k thing wouldn't take effect until 2026. So basically nothing has really changed for Oregon State and Washington State. Also, for what it's worth, I believe UConn is also on track to receive much less ($360k or whatever) unless it finds a conference home for football. So this seems to be more of an if you're not Notre Dame and you stay independent, we're not going to pay you kind of situation. Is he seriously thinking they would be dropping down to the FCS?
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Post by grayman on Mar 19, 2024 16:35:04 GMT -8
Here's a clip from ESPN.com: Given the conference's uncertain status with 10 schools leaving next season, new Pac-12 commissioner Teresa Gould did not sign the CFP contract Friday. The CFP requires a conference to have eight members for its champion to be considered for the CFP. Hancock said the future of the Pac-12's remaining two members, Oregon State and Washington State, concerning the CFP will "have to be determined under the new arrangement."42 "Oregon State and Washington State are eligible to participate in the CFP this year and next year, and they'll be eligible in the future depending on what they do, assuming they remain as FBS schools," Hancock said. "There will be a path for them to participate in the CFP."Again, the whole $360k thing wouldn't take effect until 2026. So basically nothing has really changed for Oregon State and Washington State. Also, for what it's worth, I believe UConn is also on track to receive much less ($360k or whatever) unless it finds a conference home for football. So this seems to be more of an if you're not Notre Dame and you stay independent, we're not going to pay you kind of situation. Is he seriously thinking they would be dropping down to the FCS? I think "assuming they remain as FBS schools" means just that. So, no.
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