Big 10 invites Mizzu, Nebraska, Notre Dame, and Rutgers

[eersfanpilot]

http://www.810whb.com/article/3527


The conference realignments have begun. If Notre Dame says No to the Big 10 then look for Pitt, Cuse, and/or UConn to finish out the Big 10 to a 16 team conference. The Pac 10 has already stated they will be expanding as well and are targeting Colorado.

That takes 3 teams from the Big 12, and 3 teams from the Big East. The rest of those conferences may become parts of the ACC, SEC, and rest of the Pac10 expansions.

[JSKeezy]

Damn.....My Badgers will be horrible forever now :lol:

[eersfanpilot]

Someone thinks they will be pretty good this year.

http://cfn.scout.com/2/967669.html

"January 1, 2011 Pasadena, CA
Rose Bowl 4:30 pm ABC
Big Ten No. 1 vs. Pac 10 No. 1
Way Too Early Projection: USC vs. Wisconsin
WHY? The Pac 10 will be wild and crazy with several teams in the hunt for Pasadena until the end, but USC has the best schedule with most of the big games at home. Ohio State, Wisconsin, and Iowa are the Big Ten's most likely options with the call being an 11-1 Badger team."

[eersfanpilot]

PS: This makes me sick though. Seriously, how many NC games are they going to put Ohio State in? I guess they will keep putting them in there until they can finally get a win. :puke:

Although, If TCU does in fact go undefeated I really do not mind giving them a shot. (As long as there are no undefeated auto qualifying conference teams)

January 10, 2011 Glendale, AZ
BCS Championship 8:00 pm ABC
BCS No. 1 vs. BCS No. 2
Way Too Early Projection: Ohio State vs. TCU
WHY? Here's the call (and remember, it's May ... don't get mad if and when we flip-flop before the season). The SEC champion will have two losses, but if it's undefeated or has one loss, it's in Glendale over an unbeaten TCU/Utah winner. The ACC, Pac 10, Big East, and Big 12 champions will also have two losses, Ohio State will lose once, to either Wisconsin or Iowa, and will have the best record among BCS teams. The other out-of-left-field call is Nebraska, who has the right schedule and gets Texas at home. Basically, if there are two BCS teams with one loss or, of course, are unbeaten, TCU is out.