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Misaligned

August 7, 2023 Tami Dooley 0

The night after the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, when Boise neighborhoods were still whooping to the sky in the aftermath of the most significant win they’re apparently going to get their hands on for a minute, […]

At the Heart of Hoops

February 6, 2023 Nicole Gustafson 0

Last week was a tough one for the Iowa State women’s basketball team and its fans. The Cyclones surprisingly stumbled against Kansas State and fell short in a home heartbreaker against Baylor.  The 2022-2023 season […]

Eliminating Divisions and Protecting Rivalries

May 12, 2022 Travis Halm 0

The next major alignment in the era of realignment is here, and divisions are likely gone. New and innovative scheduling models allow for more lucrative conference championship games and more consistent scheduling across entire conferences. The following are potential protected rivalries in the new scheduling model likely to take over college football. […]

How the New Big 12 Stacks Up

September 7, 2021 Spencer Hughes 0

BYU, Cincinnati, Houston, and UCF appear headed to the Big 12, and that means a shake-up among the Power Five. Can the Big 12 keep up with the others in money, power, perception, and (most […]

Let’s talk about Houston

September 2, 2021 Travis Halm 0

The Big 12 will likely expand, following the departure of Oklahoma and Texas to the Southeastern Conference (SEC). The top three candidates appear to be Brigham Young University (BYU), the University of Cincinnati, and the […]

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