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[QUOTE="DarthGrumpy, post: 1197493, member: 2141"]
Surprised that BC was the ACC that voted 'No' if true as they try to promote their image of being a big boy in college football, even though we all know it is BS.

I can see the SEC voting no as they have always played very lose with recruiting as they seem to treat recruits like indentured servants and not students.

The ACC will not support the XII's attempt to get a football championship with only 10 teams.  Not granting the XII's wish significantly increases the ACC's chance for survival when the P5 becomes the P4 within in the next decade.  B1G will not support it either as they are the conference most like to poach from both conferences.

The split of the P5 (full or partial) from the NCAA, which is football driven, is going to really hurt everyone's sports programs outside of basketball, hockey, soccer, and maybe lacrosse.  How will Title IX come into play here?

Lastly, VT or VA, who cares who has interest in the B1G, as long as it pulls UConn into the B1G (preferable) or the ACC (opportunity to crush BC in 'Cuse in everything).
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