Toledo to the Big East?
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Miami is gearing up for something. No one really knows what is going on, but if you look at all the improvements, there is something going on. And it's more than just Miami's Bicentennial in 2009. Also, there is an unwritten rule, Miami and Ohio stick together. Oh well. Miami's not jumping ship anytime soon, anyways.
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As long as they kept us on the schedule. Remember the great Pitt-Penn State rivalry--that ended when Penn went Big 10?Jacobs4Heisman wrote:1987alum wrote:I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss this, for reasons I'm not at liberty to divulge.
Let 'em leave. At least then we'd be Guaranteed a home game with BcS school every other year![]()
That is of course if the Big East is still a BCS conference by then, or if the BCS even still exists.
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Miami will not demand that OU gets an invite in order to join the Big East if the offer ever comes up.MiamiBando wrote:Miami is gearing up for something. No one really knows what is going on, but if you look at all the improvements, there is something going on. And it's more than just Miami's Bicentennial in 2009. Also, there is an unwritten rule, Miami and Ohio stick together. Oh well. Miami's not jumping ship anytime soon, anyways.
TR: Have to agree with that. I also wonder what Cincy would think of Miami joining the BE fold.Touchdown Rockets wrote:Miami will not demand that OU gets an invite in order to join the Big East if the offer ever comes up.MiamiBando wrote:Miami is gearing up for something. No one really knows what is going on, but if you look at all the improvements, there is something going on. And it's more than just Miami's Bicentennial in 2009. Also, there is an unwritten rule, Miami and Ohio stick together. Oh well. Miami's not jumping ship anytime soon, anyways.
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Precisely why Miami won't ever join the Big East.1987alum wrote:TR: Have to agree with that. I also wonder what Cincy would think of Miami joining the BE fold.Touchdown Rockets wrote:Miami will not demand that OU gets an invite in order to join the Big East if the offer ever comes up.MiamiBando wrote:Miami is gearing up for something. No one really knows what is going on, but if you look at all the improvements, there is something going on. And it's more than just Miami's Bicentennial in 2009. Also, there is an unwritten rule, Miami and Ohio stick together. Oh well. Miami's not jumping ship anytime soon, anyways.
And there is an unwritten agreement between the two schools. It's just understood. Believe me, these two schools have been around for 200 years. We know how to be patient.
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If UT were to bolt for the Big East, I would congratulate them. The MAC wouldn't be the same and even if we continued playing them, I don't think the rivalry would be the same. I would be sad if UT left the MAC or Miami for that matter. If they do head out in the next couple years, I hope it is after the 2007 season. I would love for their last game in the MAC to be at the Doyt and BG send them packing with a serious tail-kicking (ala Marshall in 2004).
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Why is Miami a natural to go to the Big East? During any given year if they have bad weather twice on gameday, their football program gets put on double secret D2 attendance probation and no one goes to the basketball games except to take a nap.
I have no doubt that schools will continue to jump from conference to conference, and Toledo or Kent or Akron seem like the best fits out of the MAC to go Big East.
Coaches will tell a kid anything to get him to sign.
I have no doubt that schools will continue to jump from conference to conference, and Toledo or Kent or Akron seem like the best fits out of the MAC to go Big East.
Coaches will tell a kid anything to get him to sign.
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RobbyFalcon wrote:Why is Miami a natural to go to the Big East? During any given year if they have bad weather twice on gameday, their football program gets put on double secret D2 attendance probation and no one goes to the basketball games except to take a nap.
I have no doubt that schools will continue to jump from conference to conference, and Toledo or Kent or Akron seem like the best fits out of the MAC to go Big East.
Coaches will tell a kid anything to get him to sign.
Not to mention that Miami (1) is not a research institution and thus has a small graduate school and (2) is in a small town.
