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Numerous female athletes in Pac 12 went public last night expressing their disappointment in the decision to join the Big10
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Numerous female athletes in Pac 12 went public last night expressing their disappointment in the decision to join the Big10
No one knows a thing.Miami will be last to do anything. As we have been for the last 2+ decades. We just got an indoor practice facility 6 years ago. I'm preparing myself for a new rivalry with Boise State or for us to stay in the ACC. I have more faith in the dump I just took then our admin. Also for all you **** negative reactors. If you know so much about our move then stop being cryptic school girls & come out & say it.
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Miami will be last to do anything. As we have been for the last 2+ decades. We just got an indoor practice facility 6 years ago. I'm preparing myself for a new rivalry with Boise State or for us to stay in the ACC. I have more faith in the dump I just took then our admin. Also for all you **** negative reactors. If you know so much about our move then stop being cryptic school girls & come out & say it.
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Obviously Swofford & ACC sold the idea to conference members. Don’t know Rad’s position at the time (would be nice to know), but decision of this magnitude was made ultimately by presidents & legal counsel.The problem actually is of his making (and the other acc ADs). Ra[BGCOLOR=initial]dakovich and the other acc ADs wanted to make it impossible to leave the acc when they modified the GOR. I think they succeeded.[/BGCOLOR]
I'd actually agree with you here. They're not in a position of weakness today because of their setup with the ACC.You are totally wrong. ND is in a position of strength due to it's brand ... a scheduling agreement is always an option if they do refuse to join a conference. Maybe in 4-5 years they may be forced to. But not today.
I disagree. Everybody still loves having ND on the schedule. It's good for ratings and all the networks would push for it.I'd actually agree with you here. They're not in a position of weakness today because of their setup with the ACC.
Once the ACC inevitably implodes though I think they'll find themselves in a tough spot with no lifelines out there for scheduling big time games.
They have SOLID media partner relationships and major interest from the B10 in scheduling games with them. And don't believe for one second that the SEC wouldn't like a scheduling agreement with ND. Media partners rule and ND games vs Alabama, Georgia or Ohio State, Michigan, USC are HUGE media draws. Huge. And that is what is driving 100% of realignment ... optimizing $$$ for prime viewing slots.I'd actually agree with you here. They're not in a position of weakness today because of their setup with the ACC.
Once the ACC inevitably implodes though I think they'll find themselves in a tough spot with no lifelines out there for scheduling big time games.
Obviously Swofford & ACC sold the idea to conference members. Don’t know Rad’s position at the time (would be nice to know), but decision of this magnitude was made ultimately by presidents & legal counsel.
The problem actually is of his making (and the other acc ADs). Ra[BGCOLOR=initial]dakovich and the other acc ADs wanted to make it impossible to leave the acc when they modified the GOR. I think they succeeded.[/BGCOLOR]
Actually Yormark proposed that to Kliavkoff, he declined and only after that the Big 12 gave the green light to those G5 teams.As much as it pains me to say, right now the SEC is looking like the only conference with competent leadership IMO. Keeping things logistically smart and getting paid. It did kill some rivalries but the geographical makeup they kept quickly establishes new rivalries I feel.
B1G, even though they got paid, now has 4 schools out on an island logistically that has increased travel expense and time while potentially killing some great rivalry games. Not bad overall because you got paid, but SEC still smarter.
B12 instead of doing the smart thing and just going ahead and merging with the PAC-12 from the beginning, panicked and added the underwhelming likes of BYU, UFC, UH, and CIN.
ACC, has obviously farked itself by letting Swofford and the Tobacco road schools continue to call the shots agreeing to some long term GOR without any kind of equality type provisions to protect it's member schools.
The FSU AD surely doesn’t think the situation is out of his hands. He’s out there banging the drum to leave and getting the support of his administration.This is well out of Rad’s hands. Problem is not of his making & he can’t wave a magic wand.
As much as it pains me to say, right now the SEC is looking like the only conference with competent leadership IMO. Keeping things logistically smart and getting paid. It did kill some rivalries but the geographical makeup they kept quickly establishes new rivalries I feel.
B1G, even though they got paid, now has 4 schools out on an island logistically that has increased travel expense and time while potentially killing some great rivalry games. Not bad overall because you got paid, but SEC still smarter.
B12 instead of doing the smart thing and just going ahead and merging with the PAC-12 from the beginning, panicked and added the underwhelming likes of BYU, UFC, UH, and CIN.
ACC, has obviously farked itself by letting Swofford and the Tobacco road schools continue to call the shots agreeing to some long term GOR without any kind of equality type provisions to protect it's member schools.
No it all started with the longhorn networkThis all started with the Aggies to the SEC. Things were so much simpler before.
This can't be good for recruiting either. Recruits know the acc is falling apart. FSU has been vocal and annoying, but at least they are showing their recruits that they are fighting tooth and nail to get out of the dying acc. All the media chatter now is about FSU and Clemson leaving the acc. No one has mentioned UM in a while and I would wager there are some recruits that are wondering why UM is being so seemingly passive.
The UM timeline. Either A. make a bad decision instantly or B. make an equally bad decision taking an eternity. We'll **** this up. It's what we do.This can't be good for recruiting either. Recruits know the acc is falling apart. FSU has been vocal and annoying, but at least they are showing their recruits that they are fighting tooth and nail to get out of the dying acc. All the media chatter now is about FSU and Clemson leaving the acc. No one has mentioned UM in a while and I would wager there are some recruits that are wondering why UM is being so seemingly passive.
And Big 12 is home of natty champ UCF.No need to do so. Big 12, at worst, is on par with the ACC in the new P4.
I want to believe in Fernandez and Echevarria steering Miami towards the best possible outcome.I prefer to think they have a new discipline instilled by Joe Echevarria and are quietly working very hard to position us in the best way possible. In the past we would have Board Members leaking all over if not just outright talking to the press.
Oh yeah there are several obvious other reasons too… hmm wonder what they might beRent, property tax, ridiculous homeowners insurance.
Miami has become one of the most expensive cities to live in.
HeyMiami will be last to do anything. As we have been for the last 2+ decades. We just got an indoor practice facility 6 years ago. I'm preparing myself for a new rivalry with Boise State or for us to stay in the ACC. I have more faith in the dump I just took than eyour admin. Also for all you **** negative reactors. If you know so much about our move then stop being cryptic school girls & come out & say it.
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