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That brings the ACC back down to 12, and potentially creates a market for them to need 4 more schools. There is no way that UConn isn't in that.
That brings the ACC back down to 12, and potentially creates a market for them to need 4 more schools. There is no way that UConn isn't in that.
I don't know if an upped exit fee would really keep FSU from going to the SEC if they wanted to go. If they have a lot of high roller boosters I could imagine they'd be able to raise the difference in a few months. Just my guess.
But the fact that they voted for it tells you they don't think it's real likely that they jump.
Best possible outcomes for UConn areThat brings the ACC back down to 12, and potentially creates a market for them to need 4 more schools. There is no way that UConn isn't in that.
I'm pretty sure that BC abstained from that vote.BC actually voted for a higher exit fee for the BE while they were talking to the ACC. It's kinda hard to say, "No, that's a bad idea" when everyone else is for it.