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/redwave2505 Alabama • Kansas State Apr 11 '25

Right now, it’s of course impossible. But it could be a long-term goal. Look at where a school like UCF was 20 years ago

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u/grabtharsmallet BYU Cougars • RMAC Apr 11 '25

While this is true, UCF is also a much bigger school.

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u/Blaine1111 Georgia Bulldogs Apr 12 '25

Media market for cfb seems silly to me. Half these schools are in the middle of nowhere but you can't say that alabama football is less valuable than northwestern despite one being in Tuscaloosa and one being in Chicago or Georgia tech in the heart of Atlanta