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casual 1 said...
Well stated, Louisville would probably be best case scenario for the ACC because it is an upgrade in terms of football, basketball, and revenue. The ship may have already sailed on the possibility of VT going to the SEC so maybe our efforts should go into making the ACC an attractive, competitive conference to the SEC. These decisions are made by college presidents and not athletic directors and your decision can't be just about football alone.
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TabbHokie said...
I don't see anyway ACC $ can come close to SEC or B1G $, as we're late to the party for a conference network, and with four schools in the state of North Carolina, that's a tall hurdle. The SEC won't take FSU because UF already has the whole state locked up. Clemson can't go SEC because USC-E has the state locked up. An ACC network in an SEC footprint isn't worth much it seems. Projections are the ACC $ is 10-15 million less than SEC or B1G. Maryland claims that even with a 50 million exit fee being deducted from their B1G payout, their revenue is still more than their projected ACC $. Winning would help, but the ACC is and will be at best the #5 football conference, and recruits will know that.
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