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Attendance only 2,210. Fans on LSU board not happy. They blame LSU having home baseball game at same time.

And both K State and Xavier lost in first round.

Twenty years earlier we lost to Arkansas by two in Little Rock as the referee disallowed a Ramsey to Shanklin TD catch.

You mean the Dallas Ponies uniforms?

Obviously assumes three-man defensive line.

We drew a really tough conference schedule this year. Of 13 potential conference opponents, we played the top four and four of the other nine. Contrast that with the Dallas Ponies semi-pro team that played the bottom four and only four of the top nine. Plus, our conference schedule gets easier in 2024 with Charlotte (2-6), FAU (3-5), and East Carolina (1-7); and dropping Memphis (6-2) and Tulane (8-0). Of course, this could be subject to change with SMU departing AAC and Army coming in. I hear a lot of football guys saying the 3-man defensive line cannot work. I tend to agree. Tech in Lubbock on September 14 and Wyoming in Denton on September 21 will tell us a lot about the rest of 2024.

Assuming other planned games hold, this makes seven home games in 2025.

SMU for sure and possibly Tulsa.

Seems like UTSA had the same quarterback about half the time we were in CUSA.

Did this originate from OS_Beaver? If so, IGNORE!

Just ignore any posts from OS_Beaver.

NO!

I expect improvement with the coaching change.

Stanford is going through a leadership change with an interim president. They will not make any decisions until new prez is on board in September.

Or, include Memphis and put Tulane in East. NT has prior conference history with Memphis that I would like to see us pick up again.

Assume we go to a 16-team conference with two 8-team divisions. If you stick to an 8-game conference schedule and always play other teams in your division, that's seven division games plus one inter-division game. It would take eight years to rotate through all teams in the other division. Alternately, you go to a nine-game conference schedule and play seven division plus two inter-division games. Then it would only take four years to rotate through the other division. I know - big league problems just like SEC, Big Ten, and Big 12. Personally, I don't like having to wait four or eight years to play the teams in the other division.

Is this one of the biggest topics in NCAA history?

Wouldn't that go to the 12 teams there this year?

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We can then call it the Ten Times Two conference.

Zach Ballard writing for SB Nation suggested that Mountain West would dissolve, with six stronger programs (AF, Boise, Colo State, Fresno, SDSU, and UNLV) joining the Pac 12 remnants. The problem would be getting nine votes to dissolve with six of the twelve left hanging.

I saw a tweet a while ago that the PAC-12 is looking good with a lot of schools asking to join. He listed Colorado State, San Diego State, SMU, UNLV, Tulane, South Florida, Memphis, Boise State, Fresno State, Tulsa, and Rice. Some we have heard before, but I find some hard to believe.

Frenchy has attended UNT bowl games played in DFW area, but just a few years ago he told me he had not attended a game at Apogee. I have not seen him there. Has anybody?

South Florida, Rice, and Charlotte.

DATCU Mean Green Stadium