Will Texas, Oklahoma, UCLA & USC win in new conferences? History says no ❌ | Always College Football
Texas and Oklahoma to the SEC. USC and UCLA to the Big Ten. Who will be successful? Greg McElroy looks back at Penn State, Nebraska, Miami, Florida State, TCU, Virginia Tech and others who have changed conferences in the last 30 years to see how they have fared. Plus, McElroy breaks down Georgia, Miami and Notre Dame’s new offensive coordinators.
0:00 Introduction
2:50 Let’s Talk About It: History has not been kind to programs changing conferences
3:15 Penn State has done pretty good in the Big Ten
5:45 Miami has struggled since joining the ACC
7:00 Nebraska has not been good in the Big Ten
9:05 Colorado has fallen flat in the Pac-12
10:10 Arkansas has done decent since joining the SEC
12:00 Maryland’s eight wins last season were the most since joining the Big Ten
13:10 Texas A&M has been average since joining the SEC
14:00 South Carolina set a new ceiling since joining the SEC
16:20 TCU has been great at changing conferences
17:20 Virginia Tech had early success when joining the ACC
18:20 Florida State is the standard for joining a league
19:30 Missouri started out great in the SEC
20:55 Bottom Line: History says coaching tenure makes a difference
23:30 How will Texas and Oklahoma do in the SEC?
25:45 Todd Monken leaves Georgia and Mike Bobo takes over
30:30 Shannon Dawson set to go to Miami
34:10 Gerad Parker hired at Notre Dame
36:30 McElroy’s Final Thought: Keep sending mailbag questions
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