Outgoing Player Transfers (2023-24)
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By jessemoore97 · Posted
ND is in a position to sit and watch what happens. Inevitably more shake-up will occur in the landscape of CFB, so why does ND need to join anything while everything is still shifting and evolving? Nothing makes sense right now long term for conference geography and scheduling. The moves that have been made are setting up for a different system entirely, most likely 64 teams +/-, and divisions or leagues that will make more sense geographically with a playoff system. Football is going to break away from the current system under the NCAA, conference affiliates, etc and forge something akin to the NFL I suspect. Until the ground stops shaking ND can stand pat. We won't be denied a seat at the table when all is said and done if we want to be apart of what's coming. -
this isn't about money, I would venture to guess everyone else will force them... no longer are we as special as some remember us being...times are changing and I'm resigned to the fact that we will be forced to adapt... -
By TexasDomer · Posted
This is a filthy lie! You no good son of a parakeet! That’s why you’ll never accomplish getting banned! -
By jbrown_9999 · Posted
ND is scheduled to get at least $70M a year without Joining a conference. $50M NBC + $18ish CFP + ACC Basketball $. They also probably get at least $50M from home game tickets and concessions. They have also spent (or will spend) over $500M on football related facilities in the last few years and have one of the larger endowments for FBS schools. They do not need to be in a conference for the dollars. I am not convinced that recruiting will depend on being in a conference. I look at Penn State as a former independent with a blueblood history who joined one of the two premier conferences yet they seem to be recruiting no better than ND over the past 5 years. From a schedule perspective, I think that the SEC is still only playing 8 conference games and it is yet to be seen that ND will not be able to schedule a decent schedule. Also, there is a good chance that the top 48 or 64 schools will leave the NCAA for a yet to be named organization which would make conference affiliation for football meaningless. From an NIL perspective, I do not see how joining a conference will change how ND conducts itself. Finally, ND should "always" have an invitation to join a conference if it turns out that becomes a necessity. IMO, many of the arguments that ND needs to be in a conference seem to ignore that many of the ways in which ND "limits" itself recruiting are self-inflicted and probably not going to change even if they join a conference. If anything, losing the uniqueness of independence might hurt recruiting assuming since ND will then start to look more like a Northwestern, Stanford, or Vanderbilt. -
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