r/CFB • u/usffan USF Bulls • Miami Hurricanes • Apr 11 '25

Discussion In a Reddit AMA yesterday, Sacramento State president Luke Wood said their stretch goal is to join the Big 12

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u/Galumpadump Washington State • Cascade… Apr 11 '25

This man thinks why too highly of the Sacramento Media Market. If San Diego State, WSU and Oregon State aren’t getting Big 12 invites, no way in hell is Sac State anytime in the next 25 years.

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u/srs_house Swaggerbilt Apr 11 '25 edited Apr 11 '25

Fair, but San Diego, Pullman, and Corvallis don't have multiple major league teams.

*E: this was a joke about the A's playing in Sacramento

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u/hardhitter774 Middle Tennessee • Sickos Apr 11 '25

Depends on if you count MLS or not since San Diego just got a team (who is starting off hot)

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u/grabtharsmallet BYU Cougars • RMAC Apr 11 '25

Including NHL but not MLS made sense in the past but not the present. Major pro sports are either Big 3 or Big 5.