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Making Story MAGIC—How To Bring the Elements All Together
Posted in Writing Tips on October 8, 2015
I love to think of myself as having a special eye for talent, and when I find gems like Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi, it just makes a gal go "SQUEEEE!" I've been following these ladies for a loooong time since they were relatively new in their careers.
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But, the best editors will always say, show don't tell so this isn't simply a sales pitch. Becca is here to talk about how story elements must work together and then use that to introduce how One Stop helps make that happen (and then the super sweet deal) …
Take it away Becca!
When it comes to writing a successful story, people tend to think in terms of two elements: plot and characters. Obviously, these are incredibly important, and if you want to write a story that readers will appreciate, you've got to get these two pieces right.
But there's so much more to a good story: setting, symbolism, theme, emotion, voice. And as important as it is to do all of these things well, it's just as important that they fit together.
Look at The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Characterization is a huge part of this story—particularly for the hobbits. The opening scene is Bilbo's birthday party, and we see right off that hobbits in general are fun-loving, laidback foodie types who like their tankards almost as much as their pipes.
But it's difficult to define this people-group without also referencing The Shire.
Their passion for this place, their organic connection to the hills and rivers and trees: Tolkien didn't just pick a setting out of thin air. He created one that fits with the characters like a missing puzzle piece. The characters and the setting go hand in hand; you can't imagine one without the other.
Which is why, when evil arrives, Frodo's decision to take it far away and preserve the Shire is a no-brainer.
I find it interesting that the symbol for evil is a gold ring: something that really has nothing in common with the hobbits or their home. They're simple people; yes they have whole rooms devoted to clothes and they're proud of their residences, but gold and silver and coins aren't a huge deal to them.
Tolkien could have used anything to represent evil in his story, but he chose something that had nothing whatsoever to do with The Shire. In doing so, he showed the Shire's goodness and wholesomeness and the need for its preservation.
I could go on about other writing elements and how they all fit together to make a beautiful, resonant whole, but I think you get the picture. Very likely, none of us are present-day Tolkiens, but his work is the perfect study for how various elements aren't only successful in isolation; they're amazing in the way that they work together.
So how do we do accomplish this in our own writing?
Choose Thoughtfully
When it comes to the various elements of a story, it's tempting to go with the things that excite us as writers: settings we've visited, character traits that we embrace, symbolic trinkets and knickknacks that speak to us. And while those things may work, they probably won't be the best choices for our stories. When it comes to any writing element, don't choose randomly. Ask yourself: What makes sense for my character and the story? This is the way to make sure that the elements you choose are the best possible fit.
Start With Characterization
I know, I know. Not every author or story is character-driven. But if you're looking for ways to tie your elements together, the main character is a good starting point.
For instance, let's say you're trying to figure out the setting for an important scene. You could just pick one at random—a restaurant, the school cafeteria, an old barn, etc.—but your scene will have more impact if the setting ties in with your character.
Narrow down the virtually endless set of options by asking these questions: What locations have special significance for my character? What setting is emotionally charged for him or her? By choosing a setting to which your character is already connected, it comes with the potential for tension and high emotion—both of which are good for sustaining reader interest and building empathy.
Symbolism is another element that can be tied to characterization for added effect. In Great Expectations, the stopped clocks in Miss Havisham's house symbolize her abandonment at the altar—the moment when her life essentially stopped.
Dickens didn't choose a random, external object for this; he chose a specific time, down to the minute—an intensely personal symbol to represent the most formative event from Miss Havisham's past. This is a great example of how choosing symbols that are personal to the character can add oomph to a story.
Know Your Characters Well
If you want to bring all the story elements together and you'd like to use a character as the centerpiece, it's imperative that you know that character well. You don't have to know every little thing about her; but you do need to have a clear understanding of the important parts of her past so you'll know not only the kind of person she is in your current story, but also what objects, settings, ideas, and events are going to move her.
For a number of resources on building and understanding your character's backstory, check out the Writers Helping Writers Tools page.
Bringing all of these elements together can seem daunting. But if you start with a solid working knowledge of your character's backstory and who he or she is today, you'll be able to move forward from there.
Once you've got that basic knowledge down and you're ready to bring it all together, you might consider visiting One Stop For Writers. This new online library, dreamed up by Angela Ackerman, Lee Powell (creator of Scrivener for Windows) and me, is full of one-of-a-kind resources to help with various aspects of storytelling.
Its unique thesaurus collection covers symbolism, character traits, emotions, physical features, settings, and more—and it's all cross-referenced and searchable, making it easier to tie all of these pieces together in a way that makes sense for your story and will resonate with your readers.
Most of us probably don't aspire to be the next Tolkien or Dickens. But that doesn't mean we can't learn from their brilliance. Know your characters well. Choose your elements thoughtfully, and whenever possible, tie them in with your character and your story. If you can do these things, your work will be much tighter and will ring true with readers, which hopefully will lead to more people finishing your books and spreading the word about their new favorite author.
All right, so last time we talked about channeling that inner Bad Girl (yes, this works for the guys, too :P ). No more Mr. Nice Guy. Take some time for yourself. You are important. Your writing is important and people like Becca, Angela and I have worked hard to give you what you need. Now, all you have to do, Sunshine is suck it up and WRITER UP! Give it a try!
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To Prologue or NOT To Prologue? That is the Question
Posted in Writing Tips on September 22, 2015
Publishing, like most other things, is not immune to fashion. This is what makes teaching craft a moving target. What is en vogue today could be passé tomorrow. And yes we are artists, but I believe most of us are artists who've grown rather fond of eating. This means we do need to keep audience tastes in mind when we are "creating" since they will be the ones who fork over cold hard cash.
Today we will touch on a question I get a lot from new writers.
To prologue or not to prologue? That is the question.
The problem with the prologue is it has kind of gotten a bad rap over the years, especially with agents. They generally hate them. Why? In my opinion, it is because far too many writers don't use prologues properly and that, in itself, has created its own problem.
Because of the steady misuse of prologues, most readers skip them. Thus, the question of whether or not the prologue is even considered the beginning of your novel can become a gray area if the reader just thumbs pages until she sees Chapter One.
Before we get started, I will say that genre often dictates whether or not to use a prologue. But, keep in mind that, even if our genre—I.e. thriller—allows for a common use of prologues, it still is wise to learn to do them well ;) .
So without further ado…
The 7 Deadly Sins of Prologues
Sin #1 If your prologue is really just a vehicle for massive information dump…
This is one of the reasons I recommend writing detailed backgrounds of all main characters before we begin (especially when we are new writers). Get all of that precious backstory out of your system.
This is a useful tactic in that first, it can help us see if a) our characters are psychologically consistent, b) can provide us with a feel for the characters' psychological motivations, which will help later in plotting.
I have a little formula: background–> motivations –>goals–>a plan–>a detailed plan, which = plot and c) can help us as writers honestly see what details are salient to the plot.
This helps us better fold the key details into the plotting process so that this vital information can be blended expertly into the story real-time.
Many new writers bungle the prologue because they lack a system that allows them to discern key details or keep track of key background details. This makes for clumsy writing, namely a giant "fish head" labeled prologue. What do we do with fish heads? We cut them off and throw them away…unless you are my mother's Scandinavian family and then they make soup *shivers*.
Sin #2 If your prologue really has nothing to do with the main story.
This point ties into the earlier sin. Do this. Cut off the prologue. Now ask, "Has this integrally affected the story?" If it hasn't? It's likely a fish head masquerading as a prologue.
Sin #3 If your prologue's sole purpose is to "hook" the reader…
If readers have a bad tendency to skip past prologues, and the only point of our prologue is to hook the reader, then we have just effectively shot ourselves in the foot. We must have a great hook in a prologue, but then we need to also have a hook in Chapter One. If we can merely move the prologue to Chapter One and it not upset the flow of the story? Then that is a lot of pressure off our shoulders to be "doubly" interesting.
Sin #4 If your prologue is overly long…
Prologues need to be short and sweet and to the point. Get too long and that is a warning flag that this prologue is being used to cover for sloppy writing or really should have just been Chapter One.
Sin #5 If your prologue is written in a totally different style and voice that is never tied back into the main story…
Pretty self-explanatory.
Sin #6 If your prologue is über-condensed world-building…
World-building is generally one of those things, like backstory, that can and should be folded into the narrative. Sometimes it might be necessary to do a little world-building, but think "floating words in Star Wars." The yellow floating words that drift off into space help the reader get grounded in the larger picture before the story begins. But note the floating words are not super-detailed Tolkien world-building.
They are simple and, above all, brief.
Sin #7 If your prologue is there solely to "set the mood…"
We have to set the mood in Chapter One anyway, so like the hook, why do it twice?
The Prologue Virtues
Now that we have discussed the 7 Deadly Sins of Prologues, you might be asking yourself, "So when is it okay to use a prologue?" Glad you asked.
Virtue #1
Prologues can be used to resolve a time gap with information critical to the story.
Genre will have a lot to do with whether one uses a prologue or not. Thrillers generally employ prologues because what our hero is up against may be an old enemy. In James Rollins's The Doomsday Key the prologue introduces the "adversary" Sigma will face in the book. Two monks come upon a village where every person has literally starved to death when there is more than an abundance of food.
Many centuries pass and the very thing that laid waste to that small village is now once more a threat. But this gives the reader a feel for the fact that this is an old adversary. The prologue also paints a gripping picture of what this "adversary" can do if unleashed once more.
The prologue allows the reader to pass centuries of time without getting a brain cramp. Prologue is set in medieval times. Chapter One is in modern times. Prologue is pivotal for understanding all that is to follow.
Prologues are used a lot in thrillers and mysteries to see the crime or event that sets off the story. Readers of these genres have been trained to read prologues and generally won't skip. The serial killer dumping his latest victim is important to the story. It's a genre thing. Yet, still? Keep it brief. Reveal too much and readers won't want to turn pages to learn more.
Virtue # 2
Prologues can be used if there is a critical element in the backstory relevant to the plot.
The first Harry Potter book is a good example of a book that could have used a prologue, but didn't (likely because Rowling knew it would likely get skipped). Therese Walsh in her blog Once Before A Time Part 2 said this:
J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is told in a close 3rd person POV (Harry's), but her first chapter is quite different, told when Harry is a baby and switching between omniscient and 3rd person POVs (Mr. Dursley's and Dumbledore's). Rowling may have considered setting this information aside as a prologue because of those different voices and the ten-year lag between it and the next scene, but she didn't do it. The info contained in those first pages is critical, it helps to set the story up and makes it more easily digested for readers. And it's 17 pages long.
This battle is vital for the reader to be able to understand the following events and thus would have been an excellent example of a good prologue. But, Rowling, despite the fact this chapter would have made a prime prologue still chose to make it Chapter One so the reader would actually read this essential piece of story information.
Food for thought for sure.
Yes, I had Seven Sins and only Two Virtues. So sue me . That should be a huge hint that there are a lot more reasons to NOT use a prologue than there are to employ one (that and I didn't want this blog to be 10,000 words long).
Prologues, when done properly can be amazing literary devices. Yet, with a clear reader propensity to skip them, then that might at least make us pause before we decide our novel must have one. Make sure you ask yourself honest questions about what purpose these pages are really serving. Are they an essential component of a larger whole? Or are you using Bondo to patch together a weak plot?
But, don't take my word for it. Over the ages, I've collected great blogs regarding prologues to help you guys become stronger in your craft. These are older posts, but timeless:
Once Before a Time: Prologues Part 1 by Therese Walsh
Once Before a Time Part 2 by Therese Walsh
Agent Nathan Bransford offers his opinion as does literary agent Kristin Nelson
Carol Benedict's blog Story Elements: Using a Prologue
To Prologue or Not To Prologue by Holly Jennings
If after all of this information, you decide you must have a prologue because all the coolest kids have one, then at least do it properly.
What are some of the questions, concerns, troubles you guys have had with prologues? Which ones worked? Which ones bombed? What are your solutions or suggestions?
I LOVE hearing from you!
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International Journal of
Soft Computing And Software Engineering (JSCSE)
Vol.1,No.1, 2011DOI: 10.7321/jscse.v1.n1.1
An overview to Software Architecture in Intrusion Detection System
* Mehdi Bahrami1, Mohammad Bahrami2
Department of Computer Engineering, I.A.U., Booshehr Branch, Iran
Abstract. Network intrusion detection systems provide proactive defense against security threats by
detecting and blocking attack-related traffic. This task can be highly complex, and therefore, software-
based network intrusion detection systems have difficulty in handling high speed links. This paper
reviews of many type of software architecture in intrusion detection systems and describes the design and
implementation of a high-performance network intrusion detection system that combines the use of
software-based network intrusion detection sensors and a network processor board. The network
processor acts as a customized load balancing splitter that cooperates with a set of modified content-based
network intrusion detection sensors in processing network traffic.
Keywords: Intrusion Detection systems, Software Architecture, IDS, Network
1. Introduction
In the last few years, Internet has experienced an explosive growth and growth. Along with the wide
proliferation of new services, the number and impact of security attacks have been continuously
increasing. Indeed, the knowledge required to carry out an attack has been decreasing, since software
tools for this aim are largely available on Web sites all over the world [1, 2].
Intrusion detection has been an active field of research for about two decades, starting in 1980 with the
publication of John Anderson' s Computer Security Threat Monitoring and Surveillance, which was one
of the earliest papers in the field. Dorothy Denning' s seminal paper, " An Intrusion Detection Model,"
published in 1987, provided a methodological framework that inspired many researchers and laid the
groundwork for commercial products.
Still, despite substantial research and commercial investments, ID technology is immature and its
effectiveness is limited. Within its limitations, it is useful as one portion of a defensive posture, but
should not be relied upon as a sole means of protection. Many recent media reports point to the need for
comprehensive protection of which ID is a crucial part.
Recent advances in encryption, public key exchange, digital signatures, and the development of related
standards have set a foundation for network security. However, network security goes beyond, because it
must include security of computer systems and networks, at all levels, top to bottom.
To this aim, the use of an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) is of primary importance to reveal
ongoing intrusions in a network or in a system. An IDS [3] is a software/hardware tool designed to reveal
an intrusion while it is in act, or after it has occurred. IDSs are usually classified on the basis of two
distinct aspects: the scope (Network IDSs vs. Host IDSs) and the detection technique (Misuse or
Signature based IDSs vs. Anomaly based IDSs) [4, 5]. State of the art in the field of intrusion detection is
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mainly represented by misuse based IDSs [6]. Considering that most attacks are realized with known
tools, downloaded from the Internet, a signature based IDS could seem a good solution.
They rarely used automated tools and exploit scripts. Today, anyone can attack Internet sites using
readily available intrusion tools and exploit scripts that capitalize on widely known vulnerabilities. Figure
2, taken from earlier work of SEI [33], which describes the attacks, illustrates the relationship between the
relative sophistications of attacks and attackers from the 1980s to the 2000s.
Figure 1. Attack sophistication versus intruder technical knowledge
In this paper we review of many type of software architecture in intrusion detection systems and
describe the design and implementation of a high-performance network intrusion detection system that
combines the use of software-based network intrusion detection sensors and a network processor board.
Given a training dataset, the IDS is able to build a model of the normal behavior of the network, which
will be used, during the running of the system, to classify network activity either as normal or anomalous.
Mainly for this aspect, the system is named Self-Learning Intrusion Detection System (SLIDS). The
paper is organized as follows: in section 2 we describe the architecture and the functionalities of SLIDS.
2. Software Architecture
In any model of IDSs we need to know what is software architecture and how can we define it, then in
this section we want to review this requirement.
Software architecture has emerged as an important sub-discipline of software engineering, particularly in
the realm of large system development. While there is no universal definition of software architecture,
there is no shortage of them, either. The following are a few of the most cited ones:
•Bass, Clements, and Kazman, 1998: The software architecture of a program or computing system is
the structure or structures of the system, which comprise software components, the externally visible
properties of those components, and the relationships among them. By " externally visible" properties, we
are referring to those assumptions other components can make of a component, such as its provided
services, performance characteristics, fault handling, shared resource usage, and so on[9].
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• Garlan and Perry, 1995: The structure of the components of a program/system, their
interrelationships, and principles and guidelines governing their design and evolution over time [10].
•Garlan and Shaw, 1993: ...beyond the algorithms and data structures of the computation; designing
To elaborate, software architecture can play an important role in at least six aspects of software
development [14].
1. Understanding: Software architecture simplifies our ability to comprehend large systems by
presenting them at a level of abstraction at which a system' s design can be easily understood [15,16,17].
Moreover, at its best, architectural description exposes the high level constraints on system design, as well
as the rationale for specific architectural choices.
2. Reuse: Architectural design can support reuse in several ways. Current work on reuse generally
focuses on component libraries. Architectural design supports, in addition, both reuse of large
components (or subsystems) and also frameworks into which components can be integrated. Such
reusable frameworks may be domain-specific software architectural styles [18, 19], component
integration standards [19], and architectural design patterns [20].
3. Construction: An architectural description provides a partial blueprint for development by indicating
the major software components and dependencies between them. For example, a layered view of
architecture typically documents abstraction boundaries between parts of a system' s implementation,
clearly identifying the major internal system interfaces, and constraining what parts of a system may rely
on services provided by other parts [15].
4. Evolution: Software architecture can expose the dimensions along which a system is expected to
evolve. By making explicit the "load-bearing walls" of a system, system maintainers can better
understand the ramifications of changes, and thereby more accurately estimate costs of modifications.
Moreover, architectural descriptions separate concerns about the functionality of a component from the
ways in which that component is connected to (interacts with) other components, by clearly
distinguishing between components and mechanisms that allow them to interact. This separation permits
one to more easily change connection mechanisms to handle evolving concerns about performance and
5. Analysis: Architectural descriptions provide new opportunities for analysis, including system
consistency checking [11, 21], conformance to constraints imposed by an architectural style [13],
conformance to quality attributes [22], dependence analysis, and domain-specific analyses for
architectures built in specific styles [23, 24, 25].
6. Management: Experience has shown that successful projects view achievement of viable software
architecture as a key milestone in an industrial software development process. Critical evaluation of
architecture typically leads to a much clearer understanding of requirements, implementation strategies,
and potential risks [26].
7. Communication: An architectural description often serves as a vehicle for communication among
3. Intrusion Detection Systems
System objective is to design a behavior based system to detect intruders in a computer network.
Operation of the system is divided into three phases: Input Data Collection and Preprocessing, Training
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and Detection. In preprocessing phase, network traffic is collected and processed for use as input to the
system. In the training phase, this system gathers knowledge about the normal behavior of the network
users from the preprocessed input data, and store the acquired knowledge. In the detection phase, the
system detects attacks based on the knowledge which is achieved during the training phase, and notify the
system administrator.
The main task is to generalize and classify user behavior and detect intruders from this classification.
This task may be carried out using various approaches like experts systems, rule based induction, artificial
neural network approaches etc.
The system overview is given in Figure 2.
We faced a number of design challenges in constructing IDS with respect to performance, flexibility
and scalability:
a. Performance:
The primary metric of interest in the design of a IDS is throughput. That is, to be able to operate at
network speeds of at least 1 Gbit/s without packet losses, so as to detect any attempted attack. Therefore,
the system must be capable of analyzing all the incoming traffic under the most stringent conditions.
Network intrusion detection systems (IDSes) based on commodity PCs are able to monitor at speeds
much lower than 1Gbit/s [27, 28].
This necessitates the use of a distributed design with several intrusion detection sensors operating in
parallel and supported by a load balancing traffic splitter [29, 30]. At the same time, we want to minimize
cost and use as few resources as possible.
a. Flexibility and Scalability:
An IDS needs to be flexible and scalable, both for scaling up to higher link speeds and more expensive
detection functions, as well as for updating the detection heuristics. If the protection of a faster link or a
more fine-grained detection is required, it would be desirable to reuse as much as possible of the existing
hardware. However, it is remarkable that almost all IDS providers ignore this dimension. Furthermore, a
prerequisite of flexibility is simplicity as extending a complex system may be hard and error-prone. It is
therefore desirable for the hard-to-program elements of our system to be as generic as possible.
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Figure 2. IDS software architecture overview
4. Cluster software architecture for IDS
The Cluster Head Module (CHM) is other model proposed and published in [31]. The CHM runs on each
cluster-head node, and is responsible for the management of the cluster-member nodes in the cluster.
CHM is also responsible for initiating cooperative intrusion detection and response action upon receiving
a request from a cluster-member node.
The CHM is divided into six modules:
Cluster management module
Network information module
Mobile agent management module
Global intrusion information module
Collaborative intrusion detection module
Global intrusion response module. The interrelationships among the modules are depicted in
Figure 3.
The modules interact with each other via suitable messages in order to collect, store, process, and
analyze the data. The functionalities of these modules are described below.
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(Packet Render)
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Since June 1941, when President Franklin D. Roosevelt presented his home as a gift to the American people, Hyde Park has stood as the first presidential library and museum. Now, this most senior of our presidential libraries is also the freshest. After a three-year renovation, the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library and Museum has unveiled a redesigned permanent exhibition, an expansion to 12,000 from 8,000 square feet that reinvigorates Roosevelt's legacy for visitors.
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Sanctimonious labor leaders treat their employees very differently than their members.
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Self-serving Washington Education Association dusts off a 100 year old law to shut down charter schools.
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Maybe you thought conferences were done expanding after all the movement we saw before the 2011 season started. After all, nobody was shuffling the deck during the season. Then on Tuesday it was announced that Navy would be joining the Big East for the 2015 season, and it looks like the dominoes have started falling again.
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An expansion committee plans to put together a report for the Big 12's Board of Directors next week. Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione, Texas athletic director DeLoss Dodds, Oklahoma State president Burns Hargis, and Kansas State president Kirk Schulz make up the committee.
"I don't want to send the message, 'Oh, they're getting ready to expand,'" Castiglione told The Chronicle. "But you'd be naïve to think there's not instability still in our business.
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The conference seems willing to stay at 11 teams, much like the Big Ten did for years, if it adds Louisville, but if the return of a Big 12 championship game is the ultimate goal, it will have to add a twelfth school. As for which school that would be, BYU is being mentioned as a possibility again. Cincinnati has also been mentioned as an option in the past as well.
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My guess is "Louisville and Cincinnati." BYU has a very good deal right now. They have their own TV contract, their own network, and they get to keep all of their bowl money. If BYU can get a few four and five-star athletes to go with the maturity that their more typical players display when they return from their LDS missions, they will have a great chance to go to a BCS bowl and keep all of the money.
Geographically, BYU would be better off in the Pac 12, but the Pac 12 won't take them because of their LDS affiliation. It seems rather silly to me, but I hear the Pac 12 presidents take it very seriously. If they do join a conference, the Big 12 would be the best available fit for them, but they should just stay where they are for now.
The bottom line: as an independent, all BYU has to do is be better than ND at this point, and they are in the "top independent" slot. If they can manage to do it and lose two or less games, they can make a BCS bowl. They don't need to join the Big 12: yet.
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Posted on: January 25, 2012 2:20 pm
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Yes really. Dont forget UNLV and Mew Mexico in your calculations. Three teams in the MWC combined to get 6 wins last season. Its like the other teams in the conference got 3 extra bye weeks. No team in the Big East had less than 5 wins. The 5-7 teams in the Big East would be bowl teams if they played in the MWC.
Since: Aug 21, 2006
Posted on: January 25, 2012 2:10 pm
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Louisville (the 'Ville) would be a good addition as strong athletic program, good facilities, good school, and growing tradition. With the SEC taking A&M and Missouri, the gloves are off on territory expansion so Louisville joins the fray and fits nicely into future plans and expansion. They are the logical choice because of West Virginia. The time is opportune now with Tennessee down and Vanderbuilt also and Kentucky struggling but improving. Rubber Stamp them and let's go!
Cincinnati fits also; same region and can also deliver some Ohio and Kentucky talent. Not quite as strong program, facilities, and university; but Big12 affiliation will greatly improve their lot. I like them better than BYU due to region and potential so hope they are the #2 solid candidate
Houston-conundrum; it's the bear pissing in the tent or the bear pissing out of the tent issue. Houston doesn't expand the footprint, doesn't really deliver TV's (Houston is a Pro Franchise town just like Dallas) and the alumni there are what I call "Migrant" - they go AWAY to college then come back to Houston (like Dallas). Talent and potential, but even in the SWC days when they had a good streak for a few years, they still didn't bring a fan base though huge student body (~65% commuter) and market (#6 SMSA at 2008).
BYU-International Fanbase and good base 8 sports. Right now-they are the premier OTHER independent that will be pulled for OOC games across the entire season so they have the best of both worlds; great TV watching match-ups, get to keep all the profits rather than share with a conference, have their own network, are likeable to the BCS even more than Boise and with just 1 loss with SOS may get into a BCS Bowl. Conference affiliation RIGHT NOW doesn't make sense though. The religion and Sunday exception are problematic for any conference affiliation though.
The other three which make sense but have similar issues are Air Force, Colorado St, and Tulane. Big 12 Membership would benefit all three as future growth but don't think any would be particularly competitive initially. I believe Air Force/CSU is an Either/Or situation - I can't see both as viable additions. The military nature and restrictions may fall against AF but they are a National power but the footprint would be to gain Colorado TV's, etc and Air Force would not actually do that; but what Air Force does bring is a respectful and albeit patriotic program that is hard to hate - like beating up on your little brother. Colorado St has a long way to go to be competitive across the board in the Big 12 and would be like adding another Iowa St - currently 2nd or 3rd in their own state but potential is there. Tulane - top flight school in Louisianna, in New Orleans with decent athletic programs; but small school. This would immediately help Tulane and open the door for the Big 12 to the talent of the area. The SEC definitely doesn't want this option as the delta belongs to LSU and Alabama and Southern Miss; introducing an option in this area where Big ol' Defensive linemen come from - would weaken the SEC. Adding Tulane could start a territorial war between the Big 12 and SEC. The SEC doesn't want Tulane anymore than the Big 12 wants Houston, for the exact same reasons, but they don't want them in another conference either as too easy an excuse to add them into the recruiting territory and breeding familiarity on the other conference's turf.
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Posted on: January 25, 2012 2:03 pm
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Starting in 2006 WVU has a Sugar bowl, Fiesta bowl, and Orange bowl win over the SEC, Big and ACC champs. Thats 3 BCS wins. Also they have won atleast 9 games every season since that 2005 year. In what way is WVU a downgrade in competition to any of the teams that have left?
I am also pretty sure that TCU has 2 BCS wins as well. That makes 5 between the two that are currently being added. If louisville is added as well that makes 6 BCS wins.
How many BCS wins do the teams that have left have?
Since: Jan 25, 2012
Posted on: January 25, 2012 2:01 pm
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'The Big East has most certainly NOT lagged behind the Mountain West. In several seasons, the Mountain West's best was better than the Big East's best, that is true. But the MWC as a whole is not as good as the Big East."
For some reason a schedule consisting of Louisville, Syracuse, and Conneticut does not appear to be significantly more "formidable" than a schedule consisting of let's say San Diego State, Colorado State and Wyoming. It is not clear that the old Big East was appreciably "deeper" or better "as a whole" than the Mountain West.
The reality is that the Big East if often lucky to have 2 teams in the top 25, and typically those teams are outside the top 15. The one year Conneticut lost to Oklahoma in the Fiesta, I'm not sure if any team from the Big East was ranked in the final top 25. The last time a Big East team was in the top ten, Cincinnati got drilled in the Sugar Bowl showing that not only were the Bearcats overranked, but the league itself was weak since Cincinnati was unbeaten in league play.
I agree that West Virginia was had quality bowl victories including BCS bowls, however, they are the exception----the remainder of the conference has had few quality wins.
Since: Jan 12, 2012
Posted on: January 25, 2012 2:00 pm
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Rutgers would would be a good candidate as it would give the Big 12 a presence in NYC
Since: Dec 1, 2009
Posted on: January 25, 2012 1:58 pm
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ThinkerT: Only if you are unaware that they have relied on their opponents' unfamiliarity with their style of football to provide an edge. That goes away when everybody sees you all of the time. Then, talent comes to the fore. With the advantages that Texas is building on the revenue side, they would quickly become a monster were they to do what Ohio State just did. One-two-three-four/I smell a bidding war. Somebody's soon going to make Urban Meyer look poor by way of comparison. Add in all of those Longhorns-obsessed Texans and thank your lucky stars that the days of 120-man squads are long gone.
Since: Mar 8, 2011
Posted on: January 25, 2012 1:50 pm
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Bama, KU will unfortunately still be pretty competitive in Bball, no matter what teams join (unfortunately). Losing Colorado was not a big loss due to their fact that their fan base doesn't travel well. Nebraska was a huge hit. Missouri was a huge hit. A&M - we'll see, I guess. I miss the old Big 8 rivalries more than anything, but all of this isn't about sentiment, just money.
In terms of competition, Louisville and WV are both regularly ranked teams in both basketball and football. Both had (are having) better years than A&M in both sports.
There's a lot of ill-will towards Missouri leaving, but they did what they felt was best. Again, I didn't like to see the rivalry go. I live in KC and it's pretty much a college sports city so it will suck to see a major player move to the SEC, just like it sucked to watch Nebraska go last year. Just like moving from the Big 8 to the Big 12, you just adapt and move on with whoever you get.
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Posted on: January 25, 2012 1:49 pm
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Bama75201: Big Daddy and his hoochie mama got eyes only for one another. What's going on now is best thought of as settling up the damages with the bar tab.
Since: Apr 16, 2008
Posted on: January 25, 2012 1:48 pm
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Leave it alone. A 10 member Big XII is working just fine. Only major conference where each team plays everybody and no need for a ridiculous 'championsihip" game. With divisions and a championship game, run risk of what happened in Pac 12 this season. UCLA at 6-6 played for conference championship, and altho not likely, it is possible a team like that could win it. Also possible for teams to play "championship" game who met during regular season. These games are a lose/lose situation if a 12-0 team gets upset, they go nowhere except maybe to the Axle Grease Bowl.


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