I don't agree that filing a suit is a prerequisite to getting out (there's a lot of ways this can play out), but I agree with the rest. Like you stated, we have a lot to offer the B10, and as far as I know some back channelling (albeit I can't speak to anything super recent) has happened.
Not only may find the option void but I would say 99% probability even if is the NC judge who has been hearing the ACC suit. He was very focused on the point of the "vote to approve the ACC suit by members AFTER THE FACT", and the fact that the ACC conference president and administration were not abiding by the bylaws.
The delusion is palpable. They assume they are going 13-0 again this year, make the CFP, and then when they move to ?? The B10 ... they will be the dominant program. Looking forward to the game at Hard Rock this year.
That all may be true but he brings up the 8 votes prior to July 1st concept.
right - but that was brought up last year- so the question is do they now have 8 votes (assuming NC law applies about simple majority in a non profit corp since nothing specific on dissolution exists in the bylaws) that have a wink and nod comfortability on having a landing spot somewhere (which they clearly didn't have last year) now that the CFP payouts and all the info has come out from the suits or even additional votes willing to roll the dice with all the new info. Big question. Tend to doubt it but we can hope.
It wouldn’t be so bad if Rad hadn’t made the statements he has recently, where he is gurgling the ACCs balls in his mouth
I’ve said since the beginning off this whole realignment discussion that the SEC is unlikely to want us. This is from someone who I trust and know is informed on this, and has contacts in the SEC’s HQ. A few reasons for this, mostly on the basis of increased competition for recruiting and certain teams not wanting us in.
I’m still baffled why you think this is more than a 10% chance despite tons of info, rumors, and history.
Sunbelt here we come!!!
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