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beaks

The MAC reportedly may lose 2-4 schools this offseason via reports.
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Anonymous 1d

Going independent, p4, or FCS? Or a combo?

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

Probably to the American, Sunbelt & MW. Miami applied to the American a few months ago, Ohio has been expressing interest in the sun belt for a long time and may replace JMU. Mountain West might try to recruit Toledo & another to get a stronger midwest presence and ease travel

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

I guess I completely disregarded the lateral moves haha but that makes far more sense. And it makes sense if they aren’t going to give every conference a bid. Get in as strong as a conference you can at this point

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

Exactly. Realistically the committee has basically said a MAC champion could go undefeated or 1 loss to a P4 and get passed over for an American team that’s played no P4 competition. The fact the new playoffs isn’t including more G6 autobids is fucking stupid

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

So dumb. I would be a lot more okay with it if the point was to get every conference and auto bid but it’s clear it’s to get as many SEC teams in as possible

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

If congress actually wanted to do something helpful, they could the conferences to accept NCAA control of the playoffs. ESPN & the CFP will never be fair or impartial

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

Toledo has made it clear they would only change conferences for a bigger match. Reports actually have Toledo linked to the PAC

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Anonymous replying to -> beaks 1d

Toledo has also rejected American bids, the only time Toledo expressed interest in a relocation was when they fought with Cincinnati over the Ohio spot in the Big 12 citing historical success but Cincinnati’s recent football playoff appearance got them burried.

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