Less about what they've invested and more about where would those birds land? The B10 and the SEC won't want Louisville.
That’s a wash with the ACC. Money isn’t all that different and the penalties would be high. I’ve said before, by the time the next B12 tv deal comes around I’d look towards UCF and WVU if I’m the ACC. They are a better geographic fit in the ACC. It’s not the same caliber of schools as those that will leave but it softens the blow a little. It would all depend on how many schools actually leave the ACC. I still wonder about 7 actual landing spots between the B10 and SEC.
Not seeing infective for UCF / wvu to join Acc as $ is similar and I assume they’d then be bogged down by the GOR
you and me both
It would be similar money but the geography would be better. Also I’m not talking about now but close to when the B12 tv deal will expire in 2030. GOR won’t be issue at that time.
I heard a rumor that Darrell Sweeney is not showing up because he is on vacation with his family, not sure if it is true, but that would be crazy to have the league champs coach pull a no show
Ahh gotcha
I get BC, Cuse and wake having no infective but what about ville and nc state?
I wouldn’t take the losses now, it’s too early. Closer to the GOR expiration sure but not now. The end game is the end game and nothing will really change that but it doesn’t mean you have to relent now.
Exactly what I was saying, are there really 7 landing spots available in the SEC and B10?
I would say no, but will defer to others on the exact amount / landing spots
Nothing we don’t know already. Still think more will come from the west regardless of what’s done in the east. It actually makes it more imperative. If you lurch more to the east, you’d be putting USC/UCLA even further out on the island.
Another bit of tv news on a NFL playoff game next year being exclusive to peacock.
Hale is solid and penned this gem a few years ago
Since this 7 school group in the rumor talks about two conferences taking them, how does that happen without some coordination, which would totally open the whole thing to collusion charges by the left behinds?
Curious who the half dozen schools in each conference that would be that have higher stature than FSU
Considering this is 2023 and not 1999, I would add Wisconsin, Iowa, and Auburn to your list, and you gave me a good laugh with your idea that it is debatable whether Penn St and Oklahoma are in a level with Florida State.
It’s becoming obvious that the more powerful schools in the ACC realize they have no out, and are trying to bluff the other schools into considering unequal revenue sharing.
Lol stop man
Truth be told, there’s really no incentive for Wake / BC etc to agree to unequal revenue sharing
What I find funny is that some people will complain about NIL $$$ ruining college athletic. But they don’t complain about these super conferences ruining athletics. It all about the same thing, $$$$$. Best believe if this goes through the NIL $$$ will increase, where would that leave us?
There’s really no incentive for unequal revenue share unless they extend the GOR even longer lol. These schools are going to leave anyway when they can. Why reduce your share now when they’re going to leave in the future anyway. What’s the point of the sacrifice unless you’re getting something in return.
You are caught in the past. Florida St just isn’t that important.
Ratings, recent history and rankings (recruiting and Top 10) would say otherwise
10 years ago is ancient history.
Ancient history? 2/10 on the troll level
you're wrong
You could argue, UF hasn’t been relevant since Tebow, and to a certain extent you could argue FSU hasn’t been relevant since Jameis (although they did make the playoffs in 2014 as well as had the number three ranking in 2017)
Don’t sleep on Wisconsin, Fickell and Longo will make them perennial contenders.
I like Wisconsin. Barry Alverez put them on the map and they’ve been a consistent top 25 team since I’ve been a kid.
