DCarp1231

I think the Jaguars & Buccaneers have good uniforms... A few tweaks here and there and they'll both be top 15 uniforms.

Absolutely...been a problem throughout the thread. Hockey is not as popular as the three major sports. Soccer players...forget it. Hockey is a major sport. but not everyone is familiar with the players

No, because the ACC doesn't need to expand. If he was talking about the SEC that would surely be welcomed and acceptable correct?

I feel like all but Rutgers would join the ACC

I think an all black Jaguars helmet with a thick gold stripe would look nice or a black helmet with gold stripe and small teal trim would look nice as well.

There's way too many problems with yours... 1. I don't think Philadelphia and Boston could maintain two MLB franchises each 2. There shouldn't be 2 Dodgers and 2 Athletics franchises 3. TOO MANY DAMN EXPANSION TEAMS Other than that you're good

In light to the recent Tony Stewart incident... Some are saying he may have raced his last race as he could be facing jail time... With that said... Haas could discontinue partnership with Stewart ultimately leaving the door open for Dale Jr to take his spot creating Jr-Haas Motorsports. The lineup would be: 4- Kevin Harvick 9- Chase Elliot 10- Danica Patrick or Kurt Busch or Regan Smith 88- Dale Jr

For the NASCAR Enthusiasts: Sprint Cup Series team changes in 5 Years: Hendrick Motorsports: 24- Ty Dillon 25- Brian Scott 48- Jimmie Johnson Joe Gibbs Racing: 11- Denny Hamlin 18- Kyle Busch 20- Matt Kenseth 19/54/81- Carl Edwards Michael Waltrip Racing: 15- Clint Bowyer 55- Brian Vickers 50/51- Elliott Sadler RCR: 3- Austin Dillon 27- Paul Menard 31- Ryan Newman Roush Fenway Racing: 16- Greg Biffle/Trevor Bayne 17- Ricky Stenhouse Jr 99- Ryan Reed Stewart-Haas Racing: 4- Kevin Harvick 10- Kurt Busch 14- Tony Stewart Team Penske: 2- Brad Keselowski 22- Joey Logano JR Motorsports: 5- Chase Elliott 7- Regan Smith 88- Dale Jr Major Changes: Jeff Gordon retires Greg Biffle goes part time Dale Jr brings his racing team up a level Possibility: Dale Jr explores possible merger with Stewart-Haas eliminating 10 car operations & 7 car operations from their respected teams.

Two things that I think should be changed about your idea: -Both leagues need to be equal... NOT 14 in AL & 16 in NL -Interleague play is a must... Gives each league a taste of the other league and provides a way for managers to challenge themselves with lineups Other than that it's all good

Those are definitely better than mine I gotta say.

well this is called the pointless realignment outpost isn't it

It would be pretty dumb if they tossed Maryland... Say this is 5 years down the road and Maryland is producing wins, attendance, etc and Purdue is in the basement like they have been. Who would you take? Maryland was with the ACC since the beginning and they chose to leave. Think of it like this... Would you take an aging veteran over a rising rookie? Chances are you won't.

How I think college football should be (FBS): AAC: South Florida East Carolina Tulsa Temple Memphis Houston Cincinnati Tulane Boston College FAU Ohio Appalachian State Toledo Additions: Boston College, FAU, Ohio, Appalachian State, Toledo Subtractions: UCF, Connecticut , SMU ACC: Florida State Louisville North Carolina State Wake Forest Syracuse Georgia Tech Duke North Carolina Pittsburgh Virginia Virginia Tech Miami (FL) UCF Connecticut Additions: UCF, Conneticut Subtractions: Boston College, Clemson Big 12: Oklahoma State Oklahoma Texas West Virginia Kansas Kansas State Texas Tech SMU Rice Colorado BYU LA Tech Additions: SMU, Rice, Colorado, BYU, LA Tech Subtractions: Iowa State, TCU, Baylor B1G: Indiana Maryland Michigan State Michigan Rutgers Ohio State Penn State Northwestern Minnesota Nebraska Wisconsin Illinois Additions: N/A Subtractions: Purdue, Iowa CUSA: UAB Western Kentucky Marshall Old Dominion FIU Middle Tennessee North Texas Southern Miss UTSA UTEP Iowa State Additions: Iowa State Subtractions: FAU, Rice, LA Tech Mid-American: UMass Bowling Green Miami (OH) Akron Buffalo Kent State Ball State Central Michigan Eastern Michigan Northern Illinois Western Michigan Wyoming Additions: Wyoming Subtractions: Ohio, Toledo Mountain West: San Diego State San Jose State Hawaii Fresno State UNLV Nevada Colorado State Boise State New Mexico Utah State Iowa North Dakota State Additions: Iowa, North Dakota State (Yes an FCS school makes the leap) Subtractions: Air Force, Wyoming Pac 12: Stanford California Oregon State Washington Washington State Oregon Arizona Arizona State UCLA USC Utah Baylor Additions: Baylor Subtractions: Colorado SEC: Florida Georgia Kentucky Missouri Vanderbilt South Carolina Tennessee Auburn Arkansas LSU Ole Miss Texas A&M Alabama Mississippi State Clemson TCU Additions: Clemson, TCU Subtractions: N/A (It's a sin to leave the SEC apparently) Sun Belt: South Alabama Idaho New Mexico State Georgia Southern Louisiana-Lafayette Texas State Arkansas State Georgia State Louisiana-Monroe Troy Additions: N/A Subtractions: Appalachian State Independents: Notre Dame Army Navy Air Force Purdue Additions: Air Force, Purdue Subtractions: BYU *Most of this realignment probably has no possibility of happening, I just tried to make all the conferences even (sort of) and have the correct number of teams associated with conference name (Besides B1G because I couldn't find conferences to put some of those teams already in the conference*

I've always thought that Charlotte should be the the Hornets (like they are now), Utah be the Bobcats, and New Orleans be the Jazz.

My NFL Realignment: AFC North: Cleveland Browns Cinncinati Bengals New York Jets New England Patriots AFC East: Baltimore Ravens Pittsburgh Steelers Buffalo Bills Miami Dolphins AFC South: Indianapolis Colts Houston Texans Tennessee Titans Kansas City Chiefs AFC West: Denver Broncos Oakland Raiders San Diego Chargers Los Angeles Jaguars NFC North: Green Bay Packers Chicago Bears Detriot Lions New York Giants NFC East: Philadelphia Eagles Washington Redskins Carolina Panthers Atlanta Falcons NFC South: New Orleans Saints Tampa Bay Buccaneers Dallas Cowboys St. Louis Rams NFC West: Arizona Cardinals San Fransisco 49ers Seattle Seahawks Minnesota Vikings