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[QUOTE="dayooper, post: 1033361, member: 3859"] With only two/three football games, I highly doubt it. The only part of ND that Chicago cares about is their football team. Since The ACC only gets 2/3 games a year, and those games will be on the main media outlet, a potential ACCN will see none of those. ND basketball? Really? They have as much pull in Chicago as PSU basketball has in NYC. Olympic sports? Only alumni go for those. You can claim a market all you want, doesn't mean you have it. If ND went all in, a potential ACCN could easily get Chicago. Without football, they are just another DePaul that plays hockey, and that sport won't be on a potential ACCN as well. [/QUOTE]
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