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From the heart of Big12 country acknowledgement that no teams are leaving the ACC for the BigBevo conference:
http://dallas.sbnation.com/texas-lo...owl-reduces-chances-of-conference-realignment
And from Frank the Tank who has been right more often than the other bloggers:
When the Orange Bowl signed a new deal with the ACC that provided the conference with all of the bowl’s media revenues, that removed any doubt regarding the ACC’s place in college football’s power structure. I feel like the proverbial broken record here in continuously saying that the ACC is much stronger than what football fans give them credit for. The ACC’s on-the-field record in BCS bowl games is irrelevant here: a league with academically prestigious schools (many of whom are flagships) that own or have large shares of their own home markets isn’t going to get booted out of the elite club.
http://frankthetank.wordpress.com/2...ayoffs-conference-realignment-and-penn-state/
Ho hum, all is well with the ACC, soon to grow even stronger.
http://dallas.sbnation.com/texas-lo...owl-reduces-chances-of-conference-realignment
And from Frank the Tank who has been right more often than the other bloggers:
When the Orange Bowl signed a new deal with the ACC that provided the conference with all of the bowl’s media revenues, that removed any doubt regarding the ACC’s place in college football’s power structure. I feel like the proverbial broken record here in continuously saying that the ACC is much stronger than what football fans give them credit for. The ACC’s on-the-field record in BCS bowl games is irrelevant here: a league with academically prestigious schools (many of whom are flagships) that own or have large shares of their own home markets isn’t going to get booted out of the elite club.
http://frankthetank.wordpress.com/2...ayoffs-conference-realignment-and-penn-state/
Ho hum, all is well with the ACC, soon to grow even stronger.