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That move makes no sense to me. From Clemson and FSU it has to be “P2 or bust”.
They basically have to go somewhere now. They can't do all this stuff and then stay in the ACC. Though it would be very funny if the B1G and SEC said thanks but no thanks and all of this was basically for nothingIt makes sense when you consider busting is an option. The Big 12 will make more money than the ACC.
Plus this calls the SEC and B1G’s bluff.
That’s a very expensive decision to go from a conference in which your fans can travel with relative ease to most away games to going to Tucson or most anywhere else in the Big 12. Never mind, it would take years to recoup all the money lost leaving the ACC. Power 2 or bust. The Big 12 is a solid conference with mostly great fanbases, but everyone would be in the SEC or Big 10 if asked. It’s the best of the rest of schools not in the ACC.It makes sense when you consider busting is an option. The Big 12 will make more money than the ACC.
Plus this calls the SEC and B1G’s bluff.
I think still the scenario where both the B1G and SEC pass on these two is on the table. Not sure how much table it has, but it seems possible to me that they have been wishcasting themselves to the P2, particularly Clemson. Both conference have to have tv partners willing to pay way up...again....without a chance to digest the last expansion.They basically have to go somewhere now. They can't do all this stuff and then stay in the ACC. Though it would be very funny if the B1G and SEC said thanks but no thanks and all of this was basically for nothing
The Big 12 has a GOR. Clemson could end up right back where they are now, trying to break a GOR.There’s also no reason they can’t go to the Big 12 as a two year stop gap to going to the B1G or SEC if the B1G and/or SEC aren’t willing to take on the legal risk of adding them to the league straight from the ACC
Pretty sure FSU and Clemson have the leverage to not sign that. Utah didn’t sign it either.The Big 12 has a GOR. Clemson could end up right back where they are now, trying to break a GOR.
Ha- GORs! Those are about to become obsolete when they bind you beyond your nose. Everyone hates discovery- particularly your publicly traded media conglomerates.The Big 12 has a GOR. Clemson could end up right back where they are now, trying to break a GOR.
Why would BIG 12 teams leave to join a weakened ACC conference?Say Clemson and FSU are shunned by the P2. I was thinking about a best of the rest. Obviously this won't happen, but just for ha-ha's, I wonder what something like this version of the Big 12 would be worth. And the ACC would have some openings
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Also if FSU and Clemson leave ACC there is a good chance ND leaves as well. NBC would hate that football schedule for ND.Why would BIG 12 teams leave to join a weakened ACC conference?
Say Clemson and FSU are shunned by the P2. I was thinking about a best of the rest. Obviously this won't happen, but just for ha-ha's, I wonder what something like this version of the Big 12 would be worth. And the ACC would have some openings
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BYU football is a valuable property.It’s really amazing in this day and age that BYU is more palatable than a UConn.
I think the Big 12 would take a mulligan.
Utah signed the GOR.Pretty sure FSU and Clemson have the leverage to not sign that. Utah didn’t sign it either.
who am I, Kreskin?What am I looking at
It’s possible that UVA and UNC are 1/2. If I’m b10 I’d take 4 and also grab GTech and FSU. If ND wants in they will figure it out.I'd assume Florida State & UNC are the one, two picks of the Big Ten
Yeah, that was so many years ago.That was a few years ago.
Things have changed.