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[CL82]

I believe 2030 the ACC buyout drops to $75 million. That will be the first window for departure. In 2036 I believe the ACC media deal ends. I think you have to wait until that period to know the end of the FSU/Clemson saga.

 

[freescooter]

I believe 2030 the ACC buyout drops to $75 million. That will be the first window for departure. In 2036 I believe the ACC media deal ends. I think you have to wait until that period to know the end of the FSU/Clemson saga.

Maybe. But I still think you can’t leave without a place to go. Nobody not named Notre Dame who has tried eventually gave it up. We will at the first rational opportunity.

 

[CL82]

Maybe. But I still think you can’t leave without a place to go. Nobody not named Notre Dame who has tried eventually gave it up. We will at the first rational opportunity.

In another thread, people are talking about how the big east suing the ACC somehow prevents Connecticut from being a member of that conference today, 23 years later. I'm not convinced that is accurate, but I do wonder if FSU's history of being a difficult conference partner, makes it less attractive to the big 10. I suspect that it might, though probably not enough to outweigh it's proven history as a ratings heavyweight.

That said, it's still only halftime in the FSU/Clemson saga. The final gun doesn't go off until 2036.

 

[Stinger92860]

In another thread, people are talking about how the big east suing the ACC somehow prevents Connecticut from being a member of that conference today, 23 years later. I'm not convinced that is accurate, but I do wonder if FSU's history of being a difficult conference partner, makes it less attractive to the big 10. I suspect that it might, though probably not enough to outweigh it's proven history as a ratings heavyweight.

That said, it's still only halftime in the FSU/Clemson saga. The final gun doesn't go off until 2036.

In my opinion the real issue is that the 14th Connecticut Infantry fought the 26th North Carolina Infantry during Pickett's Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg on July 3, 1863. We won and they are still upset.

 

[CL82]

In my opinion the real issue is that the 14th Connecticut Infantry fought the 26th North Carolina Infantry during Pickett's Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg on July 3, 1863. We won and they are still upset.

"Some things you just don't forget."