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http://espn.go.com/college-sports/s...nd-terrapins-regents-vote-big-ten-move-monday
"If the two schools join the Big Ten, it would reopen what many thought was a stable time in the conference realignment process. The Big Ten joins the SEC as a legitimate 14-team superconference, while the ACC drops to 13 football members and likely will pursue another all-sports member to get back to 14. Connecticut would emerge as the most likely candidate to fill Maryland's spot in the ACC."
The ACC teams already had a big problem when they dropped to an 8 game schedule. There was and still is a lot of scrambling to fill it. I expect a very quick announcement.
Also, the response to Maryland leaving the ACC has for all intents and purposes been quite muted once the head scratching stopped. It is ironic that the two most financially challenged schools are going to the richest conference.
"If the two schools join the Big Ten, it would reopen what many thought was a stable time in the conference realignment process. The Big Ten joins the SEC as a legitimate 14-team superconference, while the ACC drops to 13 football members and likely will pursue another all-sports member to get back to 14. Connecticut would emerge as the most likely candidate to fill Maryland's spot in the ACC."
The ACC teams already had a big problem when they dropped to an 8 game schedule. There was and still is a lot of scrambling to fill it. I expect a very quick announcement.
Also, the response to Maryland leaving the ACC has for all intents and purposes been quite muted once the head scratching stopped. It is ironic that the two most financially challenged schools are going to the richest conference.