Originally Posted by
DFW HOYA
No team has joined in 24 years (Georgetown joined in 2000 for the 2001 season). In realignment circles, that's practically never. Here's what college football looked like in 2000:
1. The ACC had nine schools, the Big East eight.
2. There were nine I-A independents.
3. UConn had just left I-AA.
4. The A-10 had, well, ten schools.
5. North Dakota State was still in Division II.
6. South Florida was still in Division I-AA.
7. St. John's was still playing football.
8. Hofstra finished #7 in the national poll.
9. The Pioneer was down to five schools.
10. There were only two undefeated teams in the subdivision: Robert Morris and Davidson. Neither were invited to the playoffs.
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