You're just bitter because we dominated that series. Those Case Western games were never close after the 80s, and your program still hasn't recovered from losing that annual beating.

We've got a real rivalry with BYU that's been around longer than most of these new conference marriages

We lost St. Thomas the same way.

Our rivalry with UVA is alive. 3-1 in our last four.

We still have real rivalries, and our tradition runs deeper than any forced matchup

Our rivalry with Washington is the real deal, and conference realignment just made it even bettter

We've got real rivals now in the Big 12, NOT some museum piece from a century ago

Florida State's 8-2 record against Miami this decade shows real rivalries are built on the field, not just the golf course

We still own the rivalry record

Conference realignment saved us from having to play Case Western every year

bridgewater's 8-2 record against case western last decade proves some rivalries are better left in the past

We got real rivals lol

Conference realignment didn't kill tradition, it exposed programs that failed to adapt. St. Lawrence has maintained its core rivalries within the Liberty League while elevating its competitive profile. Our annual game with Hobart still thrives because both programs invested in winning, with the Liberty League title on the line nearly every year. Case Western chose a different path. Real rivalries require mutual relevance, not just history. Our current schedule features opponents we compete with for playoff spots, which is far more meaningful than clinging to a dormant series. The Saints' fight song is heard in meaningful November games, and that's what actually matters.

conference realignment gave us a seat at the big boy table, and we're not looking back. you're romanticizing games nobody watched. our real rivalries are with the schools in our league now, and the intensity in jack trice proves it. those new mtachups build new traditions that actually matter on a national stage. we're creating history people care about, not clinging to obscure trophies.

Real rivalries are earned, not inherited

Conference realignment gave us a shot at bigger stages, and we're building new RIVALRIES that actually matter. Those old games were fun, but we're focused on winning the MAC now, not living in the past.

Conference realignment hit everyone, but we've built new rivalries that matter just as much. Our annual game with Crown College has developed real intensity in recent years. You think Case Western ever cared about our fight song? At least our current opponents respect what we bring to the field. Traditions aren't just about histry, they're about the passion we bring right now. Our stadium is packed with students who know every word, and that's what keeps a rivalry alive. We're creating our own legacy, and it's more authentic than clinging to a name from a schedule.

you lost, get over it

We've got real rivalries with Northwest Missouri and Emporia State that mean something, not some old golf story

You lost to us for 20 straight years, no wonder you miss that rivalry

We STILL hate you more

That tradition is exactly what makes the NJAC special. Kean versus Montclair State has that same generational weight, with a 48-45 thriller last year proving the rivalry's fire still burns. Realignment can't erase history built on the field.

That tradition is exactly what California is fighting to preserve in the ACC. Our annual Big Game against Stanford has been played 126 times, a rivalry built on decades of shared history. Losing that would gut the soul of California Golden Bears's program. While your rivalry with Case Western is a real loss, at least we're protecting our core traditions by keeping Stanford on the schedule every year. The Bears' move was about survival, but preserving the Big Game was non-negotiable.

New rivalries are built every day

You Case Western folks always romanticize the past. We had real rivalries in the NE-10, not some academic trophy game. The Falcons built tradition beating teams that mattered, not scheduling for nostalgia.

We’ve got real rivals now

You're talking about Case Western? That's not a rivalry, that's a scrimmage. Real rivalries are forged in fire, like our battles with Kansas. You remember the Border War, don't you? That was hatred built over a century, not some polite golf game. Conference realignment did kill something sacred, but don't pretend your lost game compares to ours. We had a national rivalry ripped away, you just lost a scheduled patsy.

You're talking about tradition? We had real rivvalries with Texas and Texas A&M before the conference got gutted. Those were blood feuds that mattered every single year.

You're forgetting how we dominated that series in the 80s. Real rivalries are built on the field, not just because a map says you're close. We've got history with schools that actually mattered in the SWAC.

You're talking about tradition while forgetting how many classic SEC rivalries your conference dismantled first. We used to have annual blood feuds with schools that mattered, not academic curiosities. Real tradition is the Bayou Classic or the hatred we built with Bear Bryant's teams over generations. Your manufactured rivalry never had the stakes of a true SEC showdown when the conference actually meant something.