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Kindling for the fire.
Semenholes, Clemp$on, Oregon, Washington to the B1G.
I did hear it and I believe his comment was along the lines of, "ACC fix this now by any means necessary (expense reductions, unequal revenue sharing, revenue boosting adjustments w/ ESPN, etc.) or who knows what the future holds when the market provides another opportunity..."You need to listen to what he said and read between the lines "we want to be a solid member of this conference and make it the best it can be in the INTERIM PERIOD BEFORE WE HAVE A CHANCE TO GO BACK TO MARKET". That means, as soon as there is ANY OPPORTUNITY to renegotiate the GOR (ie, ACC wants to ADD A MEMBER!!) we are out. Adding a new member automatically triggers a GOR renegotiation. Worst case scenario, If Miami DOES lose Clemson, FSU they will want to add another team. Then the GOR is back on the table.
I wrote down his comment "in this interim period before we have a chance to go back to market" is verbatim. Calling where we are currently as "this interim period" is using very deliberately picked verbiage.I did hear it and I believe his comment was along the lines of, "ACC fix this now by any means necessary (expense reductions, unequal revenue sharing, revenue boosting adjustments w/ ESPN, etc.) or who knows what the future holds when the market provides another opportunity..."
One thing I believe he did stress was essentially acknowledging their are have /have nots in ACC and revenue should be spread accordingly.
It's incredibly wishful thinking. FSU and Clemson will wind up in the SEC.
Kindling for the fire.
Semenholes, Clemp$on, Oregon, Washington to the B1G.
But what about when they’re playing the Gatah?
You solveded everything by placing two numerical bullet points.You can't read too much into public comments.
Here's what we know as facts based on behavior
1. Miami see it's football and athletics as premier/elite/top tier. That's why they've made an unprecedented investment in their athletics the last few years and have plans to spend a lot more.
2. Anybody with any common sense sees that the ACC and college football in general is headed towards 2 major conferences with a 3rd conference surviving but lagging (B12), and everybody else even further behind..there is no such thing as "premier brand" in the future of the ACC due to the vast difference in revenue between the SEC/B1G and everybody else...everybody can see that.
So.
1. Miami sees itself as premier.
2. There is no future for a premier brand in the ACC.
That means Miami can't remain in the ACC.
Rad knows that the ACC can't do ANYTHING to even come close to closing the revenue gap. And it's only going to get bigger.
That’s kinda what I think as well. Lot’s of speculation running rampant.It's incredibly wishful thinking. FSU and Clemson will wind up in the SEC.
So, now we waiting on next Pac-12 meeting before any more movement? WTF
That article is toilet paper
Kindling for the fire.
Semenholes, Clemp$on, Oregon, Washington to the B1G.
I didn't solve anything. I'm just trying to at least clarify that Miami has clear intention to leave the ACC as soon as possible. I'm sure there's plenty of people much smarter than me that will figure out the best way to do that.You solveded everything by placing two numerical bullet points.
Agree. Same wannabe **** we see all the time.That article is toilet paper
Rad mentioning acc expansion is great because that should the GOR for renegotiation if new members are added, in that case either we get more money, a shorter deal, or blow the whole thing up.
Whatever the Colorado insider posters said to their message board audience right before their program bolted back to The BIG 12, is what I want to hear from our guys right before we bolt to The BIG 10. If they are quiet, I take it to mean there is really nothing to talk about.What are you waiting to hear?
Nothing has changed on Miami's side.
But the rest of the state schools in the ACC and Pac are currently acting like Bluto Blutarsky just yelled "FOOD FIGHT!"
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Slightly different approach for me.I usually root against the Gator. Sometimes I root against the Noles. I hate them both.
I usually root against the Gator. Sometimes I root against the Noles. I hate them both.