Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell.

[Ha Who]

Sounds like B1G and SEC are targeting AAU schools in ACC and Big12 and UNC and UVA are at the top of the list. Wonder if this starts to give UConn any negotiating power with Big12 or ACC because the P2 are basically saying, "we're taking who we want from you two 'lesser thans' and you can figure out who and what survives after we're finished." Big12 and ACC need to be acting now if they plan to put up a fight.

Resurrecting the old Big and ACC will battle for us over control of New York City

 

[buddy]

Yeah...I could see a "good add" that doesn't threaten the records of the top of the conference. Virginia would be that.

Just like Rutgers!

 

[AZHuskiePop]

When you really think about adding FSU plants the B1G flag deep in SEC territory
If the truly want to expand and dominate in football. Adding Fla to Texas and Southern Cal really helps in that regard
They passed on UCaL and/ or Stamford
Their last move had nothing to do with AAU or Academics . It was about being the dominant football conference

 

[Hamms30]

Resurrecting the old Big and ACC will battle for us over control of New York City

No so much battle over NYC rather than.. the P2 are coming after our flagship programs in a hostile takeover.. what can we do to try and make it so the other guy gets eaten? Kinda like, you don't have to be able to outrun a bear.. you just can't be the slowest runner.

 

[Chin Diesel]

UNC maybe....UVA is at bottom of the ACC on viewership ...in 2024, their total viewership was well below BC and Cuse and lower than that of Wake Forest.

If adding media money is the goal, Virginia may not be a hot commodity....if academics overrides all, bring on Duke, UNC, GT, and Virginia.

Miami, last season.had 8X Virginia's viewership and Georgia Tech 7X....and both schools are AAU

Yeah...I could see a "good add" that doesn't threaten the records of the top of the conference. Virginia would be that.

B1G drives a wedge in to SEC and ACC territory- UVA, UNC, GT and Miami. They can skip a stone across South Carolina.