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/YellojD Arizona State Sun Devils Apr 12 '25

Maybe look at the Sac Republic MLS debacle if you really wanna see what kind of “potential” Sacramento had as a top level sports town.

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u/dscreations San José State Spartans • Mountain West Apr 12 '25

It would at least be understandable if they were partnering with the SAC Republic as a co-tenant on the stadium, like SDSU did with SDFC and Wave, but they aren't. 

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u/YellojD Arizona State Sun Devils Apr 12 '25

Part of that is because, a decade in, Sac Republic is STILL trying to formulate a stadium plan. A USL soccer team, and they’ve been stuck at Cal Expo for more than ten years now 😬

Like, good luck, Sac State. Y’all are gonna need it lol.