That is not 100% correct…better entrance stats at APP historically. Charlotte has risen lately However, both ECU and Charlotte are R1 research universities which leads eventually to normally more strenuous entrance requirements. There are 5 in NC. In addition to ECU and

If that source document is true the 24-36 teams will sign their death warrant as far as college football. They will be the whipping boys of the NFL. The remaining teams will continue to enjoy the magic of college football. Good riddance to the 24-36.

They have not dominated ECU the last 40 years. Record is 20-14 State…first half of games were all at State…24 of 34 total. Wouldn’t call that dominant.

Respectfully asked…is this your opinion? If so, based on what logic?

Thanks for your response

I will say this as a native North Carolinian, the high majority of people in our state who are natives of NC do not care for the extreme expansion that has happened in the ACC. If it’s going to fall apart then my best guess is at a minimum UNC and NC State stay together, so the

That, as the saying goes, is a good read.

You’re leaving out the heart of college football

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Final Four appearances in the NCAA tournament since the 1985 expansion: Mid-majors: 18 “Power” teams with losing conference records: 1

The entitlement and argument from CFP where shitty SEC and Big 10 teams think they should be in the playoffs over G5s simply bc other teams in their conference are good has now weaseled its way into March Madness.

You are missing the big picture of college football in my opinion. Yes, what you say is correct to some degree, but they did it being part of college football in the aggregate. If you want to separate with the top 24-50 and just play each other, have at it. You will regret your

As the saying goes in the south, “Bless their hearts”. They just don’t understand that, yes, the big brands are a crucial element, but so are the Miami of Ohio stories. It’s not all about who can win the tournament. The odds are if they left out Miami of Ohio, the replacement

No arguing there is a financial model that would work for a few elite brand name schools. However, it would be a professional league masquerading as college sports. Boring.

Update from last night on the goings-on in Washington DC in the wake of the presidential roundtable last month 👇

It happens…the current WBB HC at NC State agreed a few years back to be the HC at ECU. Within a week he backed out and signed with NC State.

Not saying it doesn’t, but explain how this West Florida move changes everything.

His pivot foot was the right…first to be planted after the last dribble.