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It could play out that way/something like that. I think the top ACC brands that do leave (whether it's just 2 or up to 6 or even 8) will do so a year or two before 2030 because the conferences that do the poaching (SEC/Big10 and maybe the Big12) will bring in the new schools a season or two...

We'll just need to avoid what happened to him in Winterfell lol.

Given the new world college football is in, every program will be in annual transition. Look at Penn State and Michigan - coaches gone, fans and donors in an uproar. Chaos. But with chaos there is also opportunity. Look at Indiana. Look at us - obviously at a much lower level than the top...

Agreed that the larger houses tend to not make anything "bad", but as I'm in the industry and have been exposed to lots of "craft" whiskies there are lots that just don't pass muster. That all said, if you love something, then it's something loveable.

I've encountered some pitiful products. Glad you haven't.

Yes, those attributes are true but my point is the bourbon can still be low-grade from a quality standpoint. :)

There is nothing about BiB that "guarantees" a bourbon will be anything better than the rest of a distillery's products. While BiB became a legal necessity long ago due to counterfeiting and sketchy practices, today it's really just a marketing moniker.

I think the methodology places additional value when the TV contract has numerous years remaining. So, the ACC benefits from their 2036 duration and UConn is penalized by our short term and low value football tv contract. So, the UConn multiple suffers as opposed to every other school.

I think the methodology places additional value when the TV contract has numerous years remaining. So, the ACC benefits from their 2036 duration and UConn is penalized by our short term and low value football tv contract. So, the UConn multiple suffers as opposed to every other school.

That's a big DB! Safety, or OLB, perhaps?

Love how Eric is developing literally in front of our eyes! Wondering if some of the credit is due to Tom Moore? As GM, not sure what the rules on whether he can coach the team, but hmmmm.

All laughing aside, I'd imagine our brilliant politicians would at least think better of the ACC as opposed to the Big12.

The more you think about it, CT is in Southeastern New England. Done deal!

Interesting.

Wondering what other ACC non-con games will be canceled and how we might be able to backfill with a non-ACC team?