shocked. We went from one inept shitshow to another...
So the entire Atlantic seaboard can not support an athletic conference?
Are you kidding me?
Let's not panic. This does nothing to harm the brand of the ACC, providing nobody else leaves. Swofford is on deck...
Is it true that both Maryland & FSU voted AGAINST the $50 mil exit fee?
If so, what does that say about FSU's status?
Next shoe to drop?
Relax, the world is not coming to an end. This is in response to the ACC move with ND. Trading MD for ND is a pretty good trade. The B10 got the consolation prize.
If PSU joins the ACC as a result of this then the ACC has improves dramatically. If it is UConn the ACC has still improved, just not so much in football.
With the exception of NW, the Big 10 is comprised of State or public land grant schools with large student bodies and alum. They have huge fan bases all of whom own TVs and are cable subscribers!
Everybody can't/won't join the Big 10 or the SEC. We are just fine where we are and the future is bright - I would not want to be in UL or Cincy's shoes. They will both lose their head coaches (again) this year and their prospects have taken a huge hit.
I like where we are.
Not really the point.Holy Crap the sky is falling in the ACC. The ACC lost the powerhouse football and basketball program that is Maryland. How will a conference ever survive with losing such a powerhouse. LOL
Not really the point.
Performance on the field means nothing right now, or arguably we wouldn't have been able to jump either.
MD alone means little...its opening the ACC vault and who's leaving next that we should worry about.
They should have just taken UConn and RU, and hope FSU and Clemson didn't bolt. B10 would eventually dry up with no southern/coastal connections.
I told you guys the $50mil exit fee wouldn't stop anyone and that ND as a partial was bad. Wish I was wrong.