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Stanford has been to and won the Rose bowl several times. They usually go to a bowl game.You forgot one thing: they don’t care about football.
Stanford has been to and won the Rose bowl several times. They usually go to a bowl game.You forgot one thing: they don’t care about football.
They don’t care anymore. Obv they are a HUGE academic brand. HUGE.Stanfors has been to and won the Rose bowl several times. They usually go to a bowl game.
Here's my best case scenario:
ACC ponies up big $$$ to keep everyone happy.
Adding Stanford & Cal is a no brainer. Great academics and a classic rivalry. ACC gets west coast exposure.
Add SMU & Memphis & to get into Tennessee & Texas & call it a day.
Rent, property tax, ridiculous homeowners insurance.
Miami has become one of the most expensive cities to live in.
FSU and Clemson are SEC bound
Miami is B10 bound
ND with a scheduling agreement
UNC, NC St, Ga Tech and the rest, who gives a hoot
If you read the tea leaves here from Cribby and the others, you know that this is the most likely outcome. stop being a mopeGood assumption like everyone else.
Sorry, should have said ESPN.What pile of money is the conference sitting on from which they could pony?
it looks like the mopers have found this thread, sad day for CIS.
This board right now: Why didn't the slow ACC make a deal with the Pac-12 beforehand?
Also this board right now: Oh no, why is the ACC in talks with Stanford and Cal?
That‘s fair but it is also what was said during the Blake James/Manny Diaz dismissal saga.
Apples vs orangesThis board right now: Why didn't the slow ACC make a deal with the Pac-12 beforehand?
Also this board right now: Oh no, why is the ACC in talks with Stanford and Cal?
I first read this as "...their ****s will be cut off."That's what the loser-mopes can't admit.
That their whole "20 years a loser" justification doesn't hold up under scrutiny when you have hired a new AD and head football coach.
Sure, they can linger on, whining for the first year like "nothing has changed", but very soon their schticks will be cut off.
Nothing would surprise me at this point, but I think people are sleeping on GT going to be the Big 10...academics and the Atlanta market make GT very attractive to the Big 10. I get GT isn't a large TV draw, but that's not the point, the point is opening up Atlanta to the entire Big 10, which people seem to overlook. Again, time will tellB1G has been flirting with GT for years. GT might not be the top of their wishlist, but if it greases the wheels to dissolving the GOR and making the moves happen, I'd bet GT would go ahead and be a take. So I could see this as being plausible.
But the harder programs for me to believe leaving would be the NC and VA schools. Their roots in the ACC go back deep, politically it's going to be hard for them to peel out, with or without landing spots for all the programs in the league.
If FSU has to take out a half billion dollar loan to leave the ACC, I think most likely they either end up in the SEC or end up in the B1G with Stanford. Nobody wants to straddle down with debt of that magnitude, it would take longer to pay it off than just staying in the ACC and accepting whatever payout you get for the next 13 years.FSU and Clemson are SEC bound
Miami is B10 bound
ND with a scheduling agreement
UNC, NC St, Ga Tech and the rest, who gives a hoot
Drop'n da BAND HAMMER.
I know it well.
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