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...for football until 2031 I'm not sure we take it. Because if a more crazy realignment stuff goes down we are left dangling with nowhere to put basketball. Like if the Sec and B1G pick apart the ACC and big 12 to totally break off and we are not picked. To much of a risk with that kind of...

I can’t see the BE losing a seat but it will be seat #4 or #5. If the future is p3 with 24 teams per conference, that’s 72 teams ahead of you. The reality is the sec and B1g will be driving the rules.

...extent Clemson’s recent escape plans, I doubt their opinion matters much regarding ACCs future plans. I think other ACC members going to the B1G is far from given. And in either case even if those defections take place, the resulting conference would still be on a par with Frankenconference...

...more combining with WSU, OSU, and possibly UConn to patch together some kind of conference. Seems like the ACC will get split 3 ways with the B1G and B12 taking the most teams. Now feel free to prove my point by responding with the usual changing the subject to persona chatter like...

Had some insomnia, saw the replay was on B1G channel, so I turned it on. Game was in Q2, already 0-14. What I saw from offense was actually mildly encouraging - for first time in 3 years we often had WRs getting open downfield. I interpret this both as we have better WR talent, and the offense...

...remaining ACC (with likely half a billion dollars in exit fees). Best case scenario (which almost assuredly would require ND leaving for the B1G, which will not happen until ND has no choice but to give up independence) would be six schools land in the B1G/SEC. Another seven or eight...

By my count, the Big12 has spurned us twice: 2016 and 2023. For refresher, this is how we compared back in 2016: How many times do we need conferences to tell us to go screw ourselves? If this week goes by without a vote or invite, the Big12 is solidly in the same category as the ACC regarding...

Brett Yormark is the only power conference commissioner who's been advocating for us. You won't see the B1G or SEC commissioners going after us. And forget the ACC, been dumped on by that league enough.

Out biggest weakness is having the reputation of being a school that will always be there if conferences want to expand down the road. Problem is we’ve been here for years and still are on the outside looking in. With football the way it is, we are seen as a safety choice for the power...

The P3 is every bit is real as the P6 was.

...FB will need more money from increased revenue but maybe listen to Dan Hurley when he talks about these things. And its no coinicidence that the B1G and SEC are suddenly winning in WCBB and Geno is longer waltzing to national championships. The coaches at UConn thankfully, see changing...

yeah i would be fine watching UConn compete in that iteration of ACC for the rest of my life but we cant know how many ACC teams will be leftover or who they will be. that's too big of a risk to count on.

If there is any chance that the ACC is coming apart, then the Big 12 is not adding UConn.

I didn't hear anything about a B12 move. But there's a lot of buzz about a move to the B1G. You heard it there first.

It's still really just one season for Kansas football. Leipold seems like the right guy for them but outside of last year Kansas football has pretty much been a disaster since their historic 2007 season and the Orange Bowl win.

Interesting take.

Maybe. But you’re making a point, unintentionally, I think, that I agree with anyway. In New England people use that as an excuse for not attending. And it’s true. People won’t go because of that. That is the northeast culture. In the Midwest and the south tens of thousands of people have...

It's only a matter of time when the SEC and B1G get their way with expanding the tournament, and structuring payouts that benefit them at the expense of smaller conferences. I doubt that the 12 will make a move for UConn until the ACC lawsuit is finished. Once the bigger fish, FSU, Clemson...

UNC and Virginia are cultural fits? Have you ever looked at the license plates on campus at either school. When UNC gets out, they can literally name their destination.

...and 18 football with (2) nine team divisions. Best basketball conference by a mile. Also, I’m not convinced UNC and UVA are headed to the B1G. They don’t fit the profile of B1G most recent adds and increased revenue (probably short term) would not offset their brand damage by being...

The only attraction that Clemson and FSU have for the SEC is to block the B1G from access to the region. You can add Georgia to the list of schools with no interest in elevating either of those programs to parity. UNC, Miami, UVA would likely be the desired adds on recruiting grounds and...

The Big 10 and SEC will have zero say when it comes to basketball if that future doesn’t include UConn, Duke, UNC, and Kansas, which is why it’s smart for a school like Kansas to find a partner in UConn to team up with. But literally no one will be fighting for the inclusion of a Kyle Neptune...

I don't get why Virginia's name is thrown out there so much. Crappy football program. They do have some basketball history and that one title but I never think of them as a great basketball program.

Does Dan have a choice other than toeing the university line at this point? I think he’s a Big East guy, and I’m just glad this happened after he turned down the Lakers.

The big 12 is the most stable conference behind the SEC and B1G. If you do any research, it’s the ACC that will soon be writing the same obituary the PAC 10 wrote