who else should join?
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University of Chicago.
Founding member of the Big Ten. AAU Member. Current member of the Big Ten Academic Alliance.
BIG TEN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS: 1899, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1913, 1922, 1924
Founding member of the Big Ten. AAU Member. Current member of the Big Ten Academic Alliance.
BIG TEN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS: 1899, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1913, 1922, 1924
If ND takes a pass with UCLA allowed by UC Regents;
Washington
ASU
Stanford
California
If ND takes a pass and UCLA prevented by UC Regents
Washington
ASU
Stanford
UA or Oregon
If ND joins with UCLA allowed by UC Regents;
Washington
ND
Stanford
ASU
Washington
ASU
Stanford
California
If ND takes a pass and UCLA prevented by UC Regents
Washington
ASU
Stanford
UA or Oregon
If ND joins with UCLA allowed by UC Regents;
Washington
ND
Stanford
ASU
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Hey wfan...are you a denizen of palatine, aheights or rolling meadows?? You can get a very good education at hc! I went there for 17 years for the fun of it. It is what you make of it! I didn't get married until my 40's. Had some free time so I took night classes after work. JFYI, before hc terminated their football program several years ago, they won several jc/cc national championships! I went to several of the games and was friendly with a bunch of their players- many of which went on to ncaa d1 programs as transfer students! NU would have been lucky to get some of these transfers. Many were very good players
Arizona fits the academic profile over cesspool ASU. No chance the Sun Devils are joking the B1G. Oregon more likely than either.
I think it would suck…those schools bring nothing from a football perspective. So many better options.
Football is a bit different in Canada. However, the cheerleaders at Toronto riveled Stanford, in their heyday. I remember one of their formations was a pyramid, which collapsed into a pile of bodies. Would never tolerated at NU.
Only realistic candidates listed are Oregon and Stanford (UDub is an omission) and maybe Cal and Colorado (tho, when it is all said and done, more likely headed back to the B12).
Don't see the B1G that interested in the AZ schools, preferring to save openings for choice parts of the ACC when the time comes.
Don't see the B1G that interested in the AZ schools, preferring to save openings for choice parts of the ACC when the time comes.
It will be Oregon, Washington, Stanford and if ND doesn’t board the train, it will be California