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I mean do you feel otherwise lol.Oregon is a lock for the Big 10 when they expand to 32 teams...
I mean do you feel otherwise lol.Oregon is a lock for the Big 10 when they expand to 32 teams...
Pac 12 media rights deal and GOR expire in 2024. That’s how.Can someone explain how Colorado and Oregon can just leave and join Big 12 but we have to wait years to join Big 10? Is the PAC 12 agreement just up now?
Colorado to the Big 12 itself is almost irrelevant, the PAC 12 could add San Diego State or SMU and get the same money they would have gotten with Colorado in.So how does the Colorado domino impact us?
Big 12 [BGCOLOR=initial]needs to take 3 more ACC schools to get to 16.[/BGCOLOR]
Then another 4 or 5 ACC schools to the Big and SEC.
ACC dissolved just like that.
Then you have 8 ACC universities together fighting the GOR. Imagine all the financial and legal resources of 8 major universities vs the ACC.
Wow if true
They may go to 20 eventually. Maybe go after some solid basketball schools like Duke to get there?Think Big 12 would stay at 16 if B1G and SEC went to 20 or 24?
There is also another facet to programs announcing they are leaving. It puts the ACC in the position that the ACC (and ESPN) have to look at options to try and reshape the conference .... other programs joining or a merger with the Pac 12 (aka the PacificAtlantic Conference). Once the ACC takes action to add programs the GOR is automatically renegotiated. If FSU / UM announce they are leaving ... they would still be ACC members for 2023, 2024, 2025 most likely, starting play in the B10 in 2026. As long as they are in the ACC they would be involved in discussions. No way they are paying $30 million per year for 13 years, some reasonable settlement will be tabled.Big 12 [BGCOLOR=initial]needs to take 3 more ACC schools to get to 16.[/BGCOLOR]
Then another 4 or 5 ACC schools to the Big and SEC.
ACC dissolved just like that.
Then you have 8 ACC universities together fighting the GOR. Imagine all the financial and legal resources of 8 major universities vs the ACC.
you my friend are not very intelligent if you truly believe thatFor everyone except the ACC.
If I’m the SEC I tell UF to **** off. Noles draw on TV very well and I’m sure other SEC school want that foot print of western/Panhandle of FLIf there is truth to the FSU/Big Ten rumors, it must be true that UF was pushing hard to keep other FL schools out of the SEC. But just as much as UF, I’d imagine UGA and Bama did not want more recruiting competition in FL either. If you got UF banging the table, plus Bama and UGA not on board, it’s not going to happen.
I got a feeling Bama and UGA wouldn’t want more FL schools either, with all the top recruits they pull down here. No one in the SEC is telling Bama/Saban to **** off.If I’m the SEC I tell UF to **** off. Noles draw on TV very well and I’m sure other SEC school want that foot print of western/Panhandle of FL
2 differences are Texas pulls in way more money than us or FSU. And TAMU doesn’t have nearly the pull of Bama/UGA/UF, assuming they’re all pushing back to some extent.TAMU didnt want UT in the $EC either, but whatever TV wants......
TAMU didnt want UT in the $EC either, but whatever TV wants......
B10 here we come. By 2026, 2027 we will no longer be in the ACC