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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 132083982" data-attributes="member: 1428007">West Virginia is not ever going to be considered by the Big Ten because they are not in the AAU Like many many other schools.WVU has had enough football ( and basketball) success and beaten enough SEC schools over the years in football, plus had high enough tv football ratings that if the SEC grows significantly larger then yes they will consider WVU.&nbsp; WVU hasn’t always been what they currently are under Brown, just a few years back they were in the BIG 12 championship down to the final game,&nbsp; since the 80s they’ve played for a national championship and had other seasons where they narrowly missed out such as when RR threw the Pitt game before bolting for Michigan.&nbsp; Lots of wins ( top 15), lots of fans in seats and traveling, lots of alumni in places like NC and Atlanta and the DC and Pittsburgh areas— yes they have a shot there.What has UNC ever been in football but an also ran in a pretty weak ACC?&nbsp; outside the large state population which is heavily divided between numerous&nbsp; fanbases, what are they bringing to the football table exactly.&nbsp; A basketball brand?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 132083982, member: 1428007"] West Virginia is not ever going to be considered by the Big Ten because they are not in the AAU Like many many other schools. WVU has had enough football ( and basketball) success and beaten enough SEC schools over the years in football, plus had high enough tv football ratings that if the SEC grows significantly larger then yes they will consider WVU. WVU hasn’t always been what they currently are under Brown, just a few years back they were in the BIG 12 championship down to the final game, since the 80s they’ve played for a national championship and had other seasons where they narrowly missed out such as when RR threw the Pitt game before bolting for Michigan. Lots of wins ( top 15), lots of fans in seats and traveling, lots of alumni in places like NC and Atlanta and the DC and Pittsburgh areas— yes they have a shot there. What has UNC ever been in football but an also ran in a pretty weak ACC? outside the large state population which is heavily divided between numerous fanbases, what are they bringing to the football table exactly. A basketball brand? [/QUOTE]

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