Fuente and Lynch are gone after this season, and you'll have regular old Memphis again.Exactly, what success? A couple of 9-3 and 8-5 seasons, a few non bowl eligible ones and 1 fiesta bowl winning season sprinkled in equates success? Memphis is about to have a better season than UCFs 2012 season. Cincy and Memphis to the Big 12 in 2-3 seasons after the big 12 gets shut out and those 2 programs continue to thrive while UCF rapidly declines.
Then why do you keep mentioning TV markets in regards to UCF you moron?
Aw you count the bowl games as part of the regular season. Bowls are asterisk games.
Ok...thankfully, intelligent folks in regards to expansion/conf networks/contracts think otherwise.
Obviously theyre intelligent enough not to invite us genius.
Utah to the Pac in 2011. TCU to the Big 12 in 2011. That doesnt sound like anyone for that matter.Or anyone, for that matter. Weird you'd leave that out, almost as if you have no intention of presenting an honest argument and instead just think it's more important for you to be 'right' than to be 'accurate'.
Utah to the Pac in 2011. TCU to the Big 12 in 2011. That doesnt sound like anyone for that matter.
Those deals were inked while we were in CUSA, swing and a miss.
...and TCU and Utah were in the Mountain West so?Those deals were inked while we were in CUSA, swing and a miss.
...and TCU and Utah were in the Mountain West so?
Don't listen to this clown anymore. He looks at everything through his gold and black glasses.
If We were such a slam dunk deal after 2013 then where was the invite? If we didn't get an invite then then we sure as hell won't get one after 0-12 you crap for brains. Logic escapes your delusional mind.
Once GOL is gone and hopefully sooner than later, we won't have to read crap from his employees K_L, UCF08, Eng and BS again.
When did I say we were a slam dunk deal after 2013? When did I say we'd get an invite being 0-12? All I've said is that you're an imbecile if you think winning matters as much as controlling television markets and a teams geography does. Please, stop posting. You're an embarrassment to our University, and each word that comes out of your mouth further devalues my degrees from UCF. Your posts consistently have nothing to do with anything the person you're responding to said, and instead seem like arguments you're having completely within your own head.
Seek help, or shut up.
Your own peers in this board have called you out. You are the one who needs help.
And yes winning matters just as much and more than tv markets you pea brain. A program isn't profitable if it doesn't have a fan base and it doesn't have a fan base if they don't WIN. Comprende retard?
Name a single team which has gotten a bid to a P5 conference without a large market or specific geographic locations, because neither Maryland nor Rutgers had any outstanding success yet were invited to arguably the most profitable conference in the nation, and Missouri certainly didn't either.
Of course winning helps, no one would ever argue otherwise as it does tend to help all sorts of actual metrics they do look at (TV viewership, attendance, etc). The point is that the idea you can win your way into a P5 conference is ludicrous. It's purely a financial proposition for them to expand and add teams, and the win/loss ratio by itself is about as important as the team colors. Again, you're making a fool of yourself, and you should really stop. You've yet to refute anything I've said, I've provided ample examples which support what I've said, and at this point it's sort of like kicking a dead horse. Except by now, the horse would have actually found the brainpower to stop arguing your position.
Win/Loss doesn't matter, butts in the seats don't matter. If they did then ECU and Southern Miss would have move up years ago. TV $$$ rule college athletics. TV market is the only thing that matters. Do you really think that USF and UCF were selected by the Big East because of wins or attendance? How about Boise State? If wins and attendance counted for squat then they would have moved up to the PAC10 or the Big12 several years ago.
The saddest thing about this season is makes USF that much more attractive to a power conference.
Our roster is set up to be a winning team for a couple of more years. Fuente didn't stop recruiting like West did at the end of his career and Porter whiffed on his targets a lot causing us to have 56 scholarship players.Fuente and Lynch are gone after this season, and you'll have regular old Memphis again.
Another item that was mentioned to me where Memphis head coach Justin Fuente is concerned is the Memphis-based Fed Ex is a huge supporter of the Tigers program. So much so that they could get involved in the effort to keep Fuente in town if the bigger name programs come calling as expected. They could be willing to help supplement his pay to make it attractive enough for him to remain at Memphis at least a few more years.
You are such an imbecile tool. You have yet to answer me as to why Temple wouldn't get a power 5 invite since philly > Orlando/Tampa market? Because it doesn't fit your little black and gold rose colored glass narrative. That's why.
But, I have, shockingly enough you just failed to read it. Temple doesn't carry the Philadelphia market. At all. UCF does carry a significant portion of our market when we're playing P5 competition. You're just going in circles, looking like an idiot.
THEY WERE ALREADY IN THE POWER 5. Is Morgantown a huge tv Market? Is college station for the SEC? TAMU and West Virginia are successful viable programs with a large following. UCF do not deliver their TV market, they don't have a loyal fanbase and they are not nationally successful compared to the most recent G5 programs who got promoted. Why are you so stubborn to acknowledge that?
When have we carried the market when head to head with FL, FSU, or UM games? Not much to carry when a solo weekday game.
Lol ecu and southern miss. What have they won? Try again
All without spending a single penny on a new football stadium....but glad the Liberty Bowl hired a new cleaning crew.*Our roster is set up to be a winning team for a couple of more years. Fuente didn't stop recruiting like West did at the end of his career and Porter whiffed on his targets a lot causing us to have 56 scholarship players.
We are back to the full 82 scholarship limit and 3 capable QBs to run the offense with the majority of receivers and offensive line coming back. Plus our administration is geared more to competing in football than the previous one.
Notice what you're doing now, you're not focusing on the poor record, but are focusing on having a 'large following', delivering a 'TV market', and having a 'loyal fanbase'. All of these arguments are what we intelligent people would consider economic arguments, meaning they have a tangible effect on the possible return on investment a conference can expect when adding a team into the conference. This is called moving the goalposts, in which you are trying to change the argument from the argument we were having to one in which you have a more valid claim. You're doing this ostensibly because it's obvious your original claim that a poor season will ruin our chance at expansion is ludicrous, and I give you credit for understanding that.
But at this point, you're actually agreeing with my point; simply that a teams record and level of success by itself plays a very small role in it's admission into a P5 conference, or a better P5 conference. It's unfortunate you don't realize that you're agreeing with me, but I would be lying if I said I was at all surprised.
Yep and filled it to 60,000 last Saturday. Tiger Lane has become an awesome place to tailgate since Bowen installed concerts and other events. Can't wait to see what the administration does for Saturday.All without spending a single penny on a new football stadium....but glad the Liberty Bowl hired a new cleaning crew.*
Are you joking? Then temple is a sure fire power 5 invite. How about NYU starts a football program? USF and UCF were selected because they were the best options available to them. Lol ecu and southern miss. What have they won? Try again
...and i think thats the conspiracy in college football. You got invited to the Big East's last year although your football team did nothing and your basketball team hasnt been the same since Coach Cal took you to the finals. We had to upgrade all our facilities before being looked at.Yep and filled it to 60,000 last Saturday. Tiger Lane has become an awesome place to tailgate since Bowen installed concerts and other events. Can't wait to see what the administration does for Saturday.
We had more viewers when playing USC than FSU did while playing Clemson that same day IIRC. And it's important to note, by carrying the market I don't necessarily mean we have to have the most viewers, just that we carry a significant percentage of viewers.
EDIT: I was mistaken on the game, but we per Sportsmediawatch outperformed FSU vs. Boston College, also on ABC at 3:30pm (3.2 to 2.8 million), we outperformed USF vs. Miami on ESPNU (3.2 to .8 million) and outperformed Florida vs. Kentucky on ESPNU (3.2 to .94 million). In fact, the only games which outperformed us that day were LSU vs. UGA, Wisconsin vs. Ohio State, Oklahoma vs. Notre Dame, and Mississippi vs. Alabama.
...Our hugger fans are probably thinking look what they did getting rid of Bower....so dont get rid of GOL because our program can get worse.
Sorry Knights fans. But it doesn't matter how many television sets Orlando (or even Orlando + Tampa) promises, no conference, let alone a P-5 moneymaker, is going to invite any dumpster fire garbage team, that is going to tarnish its organization and threaten its quality and profitability, to become a member. And let's face it, this UCF football program is so unbelievably tarnished and decimated that there isn't a fireball's chance in hell the B12 would risk compromising itself by extending an invite to UCF.
The program completely falling apart like this couldn't have come at a worse time... It's truly heartbreaking...