OT: ACC might want to settle instead of going to court

[BBpickles]

Yep
Solid list

Oregon State & Colorado State are powerhouses
Cincinnati & Kansas - Ivy

All above FSU - yep, totally reputable

I’ll give you 3/10 for persistence and college nicknames, and 1/10 for board names as yours might be the only one I’ve seen more corny than mine

They use metrics not used by BS lists. Good luck in conference USA.

 

[DJ Spanky]

Is UNC really a SEC lean? I would have thought that their Academia standards are more in sync with Big 10.

That'd be my thought too.

 

[RUTGERS95]

That'd be my thought too.

admin and academics are 100% in the BIG camp but some powerful alumns etc are on the SEC side.

 

[JayDogSmooth]

They use metrics not used by BS lists. Good luck in conference USA.

3/10
Wel be in the B1G or SEC in 1-2 years
Mark it down

Until then, we’ll keep kicking ass and Recruiting and NIL, and running the ACC like it’s our bitch

 

[BBpickles]

3/10
Wel be in the B1G or SEC in 1-2 years
Mark it down

Until then, we’ll keep kicking ass and Recruiting and NIL, and running the ACC like it’s our bitch

Both are set for now. Anything except ND is leftovers.

 

[JayDogSmooth]

Both are set for now. Anything except ND is leftovers.

ND clearly number one choice
Then UNC/ FSU
If you don’t think the latter two are leaving shortly, then you haven’t been paying attention

 

[RUTGERS95]

they will settle

 

[jaydogsmooth1]

Great summation here

Florida State’s amended lawsuit shows university is prepared to break ACC in fight for survival

If Florida State leaves the ACC, it will cause the conference to implode like the PAC-12

www.tomahawknation.com

 

[rutgersguy1]

 

[JayDogSmooth]

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PE discussions started in 2022
Will be interesting to see if the naming rights change once the conference switch happens

 

[JayDogSmooth]

Article not behind paywall

Inside Project Osceola: Florida State sports’ 9-figure private equity plan

An ACC exit by 2026? Naming rights to Doak? They’re all mentioned in the 2,500 pages of records we received.

www.tampabay.com