NorthWestCowboy

Not as long as @Jeffkills has anything to do with it! Sports boards are all but dead anyway. Even the WCS Board is a shell of what the MWC Board was under Mug.

The key word in your question! And an A+ for you on the proper timing and use of a 'Bless your heart'

Do you have to be invited as a full member or as a football only member?

Just read on the Aggie message board that they are like the cat that BSU and SDSU dropped off along the highway and found it's way home the next day. I had to laugh even though I say Fu@k you Choo Choo!

The FBS world is going to change so much by 2030. Don't punish your liver too much in the meantime. Take sips not chugs.

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I fully expect the PAC to pull the dick move of using the courts to reduce this payout. Stay tuned!

Looks as though the MWC lineup is now San Jose Nevada New Mexico Wyoming Hawaii (maybe) Air Force (not for long) With Gonzaga getting a full share even without football that puts the nail in the coffin for any other of the above getting a PAC invite.

Not so fast my friend!

Apt comparison if we're referring to the ethics of those involved :P

It takes two to tango. Four MWC schools willingly decided to use the PAC fat coffers to fund their grasp at a BoR conference. Those 4 schools along with the PAC $$ drug the MWC into this.

I'm not sure WYO could buy its way into the new PAC even if it wanted to.

How funny would it be if the Big XII invited all of these except SMU! Death Penalty 2.0!

The B1G absolutely wants and needs to get a foothold into the SEC for recruiting and exposure. There is no way AAU member Miami is not snatched up by the B1G when the ACC gets plundered. I personally think the B1G is not opposed to growing up to 24 teams and then creating four 6-team divisions to protect historic rivalries and regional travel for the Oly's. Why you ask? Well the economies and population of the Midwest and Northeast states are not growing nearly as fast as the mid-Atlantic, southeast and west. The B1G already snatched up the prime properties in the west and are now looking south. Getting growing markets in the mid-Atlantic and southeast is very important to keeping pace with the SEC.

I still think whatever meat the SEC and B1G leave on the ACC bone will largely get eaten by the Big XII.