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They are competitive in ACC football.“Why is there all of this disdain for Wake?”
Why not?
They are competitive in ACC football.“Why is there all of this disdain for Wake?”
Why not?
They are competitive in ACC football.
Well, the ACC that the Yard here covets. Wake gets big ACC money for competing in football.Who cares?
Schools are going to have to prove that they add value, whether by performance or tv market. I have nothing against Wake, I'm sure it's fine school with a proud tradition, but it adds nothing of value to the ACC.Well, the ACC that the Yard here covets. Wake gets big ACC money for competing in football.
It’s more likely than not that the ACC does not kick out members.Schools are going to have to prove that they add value, whether by performance or tv market. I have nothing against Wake, I'm sure it's fine school with a proud tradition, but it adds nothing of value to the ACC.
It’s more likely than not that the ACC does not kick out members.
It’s very very unlikely that the ACC kicks out Wake to add UConn.
Texas has done so well with all their revenueThat is all correct. Irrelevant, but correct.
There is some talk about uneven revenue sharing amoung the ACC members to accomodate the likes of FSU, UNC, etc. That path will not end well for the likes of WF, BC, etc. At some point in a world where money matters most in terms of the ability to compete, there is no use continuing to try to compete.
My sense is a lot of people want to hold onto the notion that college athletics as it used to be. We're in a world of professional sport franchises with unfettered free agency. The vast majority of college athletic departments will not be able to compete in this world. I don't know what Vilanova has to support its hoops program, but unless there are some very deep pockets behind the scenes Nova has already seen it last natty. Same may very well be true for UCONN.
Time to smell the coffee.
There are some deep pockets, and a respectable endowmentThat is all correct. Irrelevant, but correct.
There is some talk about uneven revenue sharing amoung the ACC members to accomodate the likes of FSU, UNC, etc. That path will not end well for the likes of WF, BC, etc. At some point in a world where money matters most in terms of the ability to compete, there is no use continuing to try to compete.
My sense is a lot of people want to hold onto the notion that college athletics as it used to be. We're in a world of professional sport franchises with unfettered free agency. The vast majority of college athletic departments will not be able to compete in this world. I don't know what Vilanova has to support its hoops program, but unless there are some very deep pockets behind the scenes Nova has already seen it last natty. Same may very well be true for UCONN.
Time to smell the coffee.
That's what she said?There are some deep pockets, and a respectable endowment
There are some deep pockets, and a respectable endowment
Not true. Endowed funds are used for athletics.I doubt the endowment has anything to do with it. I also doubt that Villanova has access to the resources that schools in the Big and Sec do.
Again, who cares?Well, the ACC that the Yard here covets. Wake gets big ACC money for competing in football.
The hospitality and polite discourseAgain, who cares?
Why are you here exactly?
I think what Fishy means is "why are you trying to discuss something on page 11 that was covered ad nauseum on pages 1 through 10??"The hospitality and polite discourse
So it can sink in for him. It takes a little longer.I think what Fishy means is "why are you trying to discuss something on page 11 that was covered ad nauseum on pages 1 through 10??"
Not true. Endowed funds are used for athletics.
“Kyle Neptune is the William B. Finneran Endowed Head Men's Basketball Coach at Villanova University.”
Big Ten and SEC of course have more resources.
The hospitality and polite discourse
Lol!Where are you finding that?!
The Finneran's must love how this is turning out.Not true. Endowed funds are used for athletics.
“Kyle Neptune is the William B. Finneran Endowed Head Men's Basketball Coach at Villanova University.”
Big Ten and SEC of course have more resources.
The Finneran's must love how this is turning out.