Would Marquette, Saint Louis and Wichita State Restart Football to Appease Notre Dame?

 I'd have a feeling instead of trying to disrupt the angry Washington Huskies from Picking Off the Oregon Ducks for trying to act like Texas and not getting the Championships, I'd feel the rider should be Marquette Golden Eagles, Saint Louis Billikens and Wichita State Shockers should join the Big Ten with Notre Dame.

I'd want Marquette to be the Golden Apples as opposed to the Golden Eagles because it is too close to Southern Miss, and that would cause a tear in the Emotions in Milwaukee. I would want Saint Louis in College Football because they'd be Unstoppable at Home. And, I would want to flail Wichita State around to Revive College Football in Town.

I can't stand USC for being Entitled Pricks and I really could not stand UCLA for being a little too heavy on the Fundraising. None of those schools will make a Difference, and if Playoff Football missed Southern California Vicinity, there will be Questions, and not one of them is "Girl, It's Easy to Love Me Now!"

I'd really, really want to see a Real Life Equal of Bengal's Ozark State upsetting Notre Dame. I'd feel that I would set the scene with a Feral Saturday Night at the America's Dome where Saint Louis , the School and the Community is mad enough to upset a #1 Ranked Notre Dame out of an Undefeated Season like Texas A and M's Last Conference Score and their Only One Since the Day the Southwest Conference Ended was Sirr Parker!

Why Not Revive Marquette Football?

This is the 2nd of my Revival Posts, and I would have the post on why not revive Marquette Golden Eagles Football? I feel like related to anything, I would have a focus on why not reviving Marquette Golden Eagles Football.

I would think if we had to revive Marquette Football, I would think there would have to major for the revival. I would think for as much as I stated DePaul would be part of 2 Separate But Unrelated Mergers (Chicago State, Columbia) for the Lincoln Conference to take existance.

This would be having to think having DePaul-Marquette Rivalry be the start of each season and I would feel like wanting to see for Civic Reasons having Minneapolis vs. Milwaukee or Madison vs. Milwaukee in a bigger forum.

The civic implications would be unreal, especially when most programs and their fan bases don't have anything to do with Milwaukee. For as much as Notre Dame being an annual would change the game around Ohio State or Indiana, Marquette being an annual would change the game around Iowa or Illinois.

I wouldn't necessarily bleed spiritual just to refocus on whales or Jackson State. People are not currently like that and I would feel there'd have to be a commitment to facilities around Marquette to restart Football.

Restarting NCAA Football at Marquette and UW-Milwaukee

I am wanting to state why not restart NCAA Football in Milwaukee?  The fact of the matter is Marquette still hasn't had an NCAA Football Program since the tail end of Americana in 1960 and UW-Milwaukee has not had an NCAA Football Program since 1973. Both have since reestablished Club Level Football Programs, but, the rising tide for Football in the Midwest and it's completion is actually raising the money and biting the courage to restart NCAA Football in the Brew City.

But, all of it is the will of the Marquette and UW-Milwaukee Communities. And, with no real visible stadium, or the land that either Marquette or UW-Milwaukee has or the money for a standalone multisport/multipurpose stadium to do a proper NCAA Football Homecoming, and to top it off, Milwaukee Public Schools had to demolish the oldest unretouched High School Football Stadium in the Midwest or Country, including Massillon, and rebuild it for safety and security concerns.

Other than trying to rebuild the lost population of Milwaukee, or build it new companies and not just hustles, I think this is the garden project in SE Wisconsin, including getting the Admirals to NHL Status. And, either way, keeping a team in the Fall is just as paramount to keeping a team in the Wintertime.

It isn't Notre Dame retaking the National Title Crown from Alabama, or even Mt. Union, but, the forthought of interstate trade and commerce cannot be forgotten.