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Message: [QUOTE="bobbyinaz, post: 2699435, member: 3853"] You're right that no ACC school "brings" $28MM to the table. The problem is that's what they're being paid. Expansion is about increasing revenues. UConn or any other candidate would need to bring more than $28MM to the table in the current environment. None of the ACC schools are going to vote to add anybody if it costs them money. They won't vote to add anybody to stay at the status quo. The only ways the ACC adds UConn are: 1. Notre Dame decides to join and they need a dance partner. 2. If somehow the ACC Network does ever get off the ground, and there are metrics that demonstrate adding UConn will bring more money to the table. 3. If the sports media bubble has burst when the ACC contract with ESPN expires in 2030 and in order to make the same , or close to the same, they add UConn As has been said before, being Notre Dame's dance partner is about the worst position to be in when it comes to Conference Realignment [/QUOTE]