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... it's gotta be an HBCU, right? I mean Liberty is already in it, and it would be a big bold move.

Folks... Jon Bois has done it again:

If Shannon Sharpe is your network's best personality, it's time to close up shop.

I was really intrigued by this one: Not so much as to say it's better than what they came up with, but I would be interested as to how they would carry it out.

IUPUI has 3 days to make this transition?!?!?

whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Gotta bring this back just to show y'all Cris Collinsworth just murdered Bill Simmons on Twitter (yes he deleted it but still):

hahahahahahahahahahaha what y'all doing?

Seems like Cincy and BYU got the call. It's all happening????

Big Ten gets Iowa State and Kansas State no takebacks.

Just like Haley's Comet, Viola comes shrieking back into the board's nighttime sky.

Well, there are also American flags colored in different team colors WITH the logo in the star field, so apparently it's just whatever.

East Carolina, you do not have what it takes to become America's Next Power 5 Program:

Counterpoint to moving it away from Charlotte: If you move the game to a location that isn't centralized, this is the risk you run. Sure, Charlotte has been pretty fortuitous with the matchups over the last 5 years, but more likely than not, someone close to the city is going to win their division. Imagine for a moment the glorious prospect of a FSU-Miami championship game... in Boston. I'm not sure fans in Tallahassee would like to make that trip, and a traveling Miami fan base can be fickle even in prosperity. The quality of the conference has increased tremendously from the time of the picture above, but not enough that the game can prosper up north. I think what would be best now is to establish a permanent location where you can build up the game's prestige, not unlike the SEC Championship. Of course since the conference is expanded across the east coast and now further west, every member institution won't be truly happy with Charlotte, but it's best for right now.