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I follow most of the national guys-- anyone have any good credible ACC folks to follow. I am wearing out my Ipad at work right now just refreshing twitter for any new UConn to ACC info.
 

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I was trying this too, lots of delusional ACC fans that think they can land a big football school. ND is the big football school. I assume the ACC will take it's time, we aren't going anywhere good for a while.
 
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TRest, your post worries me, because it makes a lot of sense
 

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TRest, your post worries me, because it makes a lot of sense
I do think they add us, but let us twist in the wind for a while.
 

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I don't know. The war for NYC just had it's third battle.

1) Opening shot- Cuse to ACC - winner ACC in a minor engagement.
2) ACC takes ND as a partial member. ACC gets a big victory, but opens it self up for a counter strike.
3) The Empire Strikes Back
- a) B1G take MD and RU. MD weakens the ACC.
-b) The second part of the B1G's counterstrike has it acquiring RU getting an NYC foothold.

What's left? Connecticut. We are unlikely to be left on the table for too long.
 
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I don't know. The war for NYC just had it's third battle.

1) Opening shot- Cuse to ACC - winner ACC in a minor engagement.
2) ACC takes ND as a partial member. ACC gets a big victory, but opens it self up for a counter strike.
3) The Empire Strikes Back
- a) B1G take MD and RU. MD weakens the ACC.
-b) The second part of the B1G's counterstrike has it acquiring RU getting an NYC foothold.

What's left? Connecticut. We are unlikely to be left on the table for too long.

I sure hope you're right. It would be such a punch to the gut if they went with anyone but us.
 
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I was trying this too, lots of delusional ACC fans that think they can land a big football school. ND is the big football school. I assume the ACC will take it's time, we aren't going anywhere good for a while.

The only reason that I don't think this will happen is that it's hard to schedule with an odd number.
 
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We'll eventually be in a conference with SU and BC. Either now or when FSU and Clemson leave the ACC.
 
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ESPN will push the ACC to take us quickly to lessen the value of the BE's next TV contract.
 
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The only reason that I don't think this will happen is that it's hard to schedule with an odd number.

I agree with that in principle, although the Big Ten did float along for a couple of decades with 11.

That said, in order to have a championship game, it must feature leaders from two divisions -- and with 13, you've got one 6-team division and one 7-team division. I'm not saying it can't happen, but it's a royal pain for scheduling purposes.
 
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Intend to agree in a sense, what geographic value does Louisvillve have to the ACC, sandwiched between SEC-B1G territory. UConn could at least help solidify NE and stretch into NYC market a little.

I don't know. The war for NYC just had it's third battle.

1) Opening shot- Cuse to ACC - winner ACC in a minor engagement.
2) ACC takes ND as a partial member. ACC gets a big victory, but opens it self up for a counter strike.
3) The Empire Strikes Back
- a) B1G take MD and RU. MD weakens the ACC.
-b) The second part of the B1G's counterstrike has it acquiring RU getting an NYC foothold.

What's left? Connecticut. We are unlikely to be left on the table for too long.
 
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That said, in order to have a championship game, it must feature leaders from two divisions -- and with 13, you've got one 6-team division and one 7-team division. I'm not saying it can't happen, but it's a royal pain for scheduling purposes.

It's the only reason the SEC added Missouri. They figured out that they just couldn't do 13.
 
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