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Message: [QUOTE="CAtlantic, post: 4349475, member: 11388"] college football fan@Genetics56 · 48m 9 out of the top 11 football schools in the Big Ten CEO's are women, with a big influence that came from UCLA. The two schools in the ACC that rank high enough in football and academics in the ACC for the Big Ten are: Miami and Georgia Tech. Flugempires tweet about them is right college football fan@Genetics56 · 47m That tells me that Flugempires source DOES have the correct information and should be taken seriously. The data provided to me aligns with what Flugempire has been saying too. So it is legit. college football fan@Genetics56 · 40m In the eyes of Big Ten presidents, the ranking for ACC schools are: 1: Duke, 2: UNC, 3: UVA, 4: Miami, 5: Georgia Tech, 6: Boston College, 7: Wake Forest, 8: Pitt, 9: Syracuse, 10: VA Tech, 11: NC State, 12: FSU, 13: Clemson, 14: Lousiville. TempoNick@tempo_nick · 43m I just don't see where either of them are worth $110 million a year. college football fan@Genetics56 · 40m I will get to that. college football fan@Genetics56 · 35m Miami and Georgia Tech are rated as better population and market fits than other ACC schools. Thus, those are the two schools the Big Ten will want the most. That goes against what people would assume - North Carolina first. It's not true. That was a Delany thing. college football fan@Genetics56 · 33m You can go to Flugempires twitter handle and see a tweet from a few days ago with him mentioning Miami and Georiga Tech. The data I was provided confirms his tweet. college football fan@Genetics56 · 32m The path to 20 schools for the Big Ten are the following: 17: Notre Dame, 18: Stanford, 19: Miami, 20: Georgia Tech. college football fan@Genetics56 · 40m The Big Ten interest, when you look at institutional fit, will include the following ACC schools: Duke, North Carolina, Georiga Tech, Miami, and Virginia. Nobody else has a chance at getting admitted to the Big Ten. [/QUOTE]

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