ACC & National News

[Orangeyes]

Duke, Cutcliffe land pair of star prep football prospects
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U of L edges UK, tops ACC schools in athletic revenue
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Clemson's Swinney excited about veteran team
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Nation

Central Florida mentor blasts SEC for Division IV threat
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Big Ten not soon moving any football championship to NY/
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Climer: Slive's Division IV plan is a bad idea
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Arizona announces future series against Mississippi State
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Conference USA releases updated bowl game information on ...
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UCLA, BYU announce home-and-home series for 2015-16
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Why We Fight: Money Is The Cause Of The Autonomy Battle ...
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Georgia Tech Football Top Plays of 2013: #7 - Justin Thomas's Late ...
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Maryland's ACC Pomp And Circumstance

 

[HtownOrange]

I understand why the good people of Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, etc. don't want to head to NYC for the football championship. They are midwesterners and NYC has nothing to offer them, no corn to grow, no winter wheat, no snow to bury everything, no tractors, no combines, no fields that go on for miles and miles. All NYC has to offer is entertainment, a holiday season to envy, great food, great excitement, shopping for the ladies, history, sites to see. We all know that it has nothing to do with nobody in NYC wanting to watch the boring Big 10 football game because we know that Rutgers saved the day and will play annually for the Big 10 championship on their way to the NC game binging a raucous and rousing fanbase (all three of them) and a few TVs left on for ratings. Of course, cost may also have something to do with it.

The Louisville revenues is a surprise, especially when one considers they are still operating operating under the old Big East/AAC structure. They should leap to the $100MM club this season.