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Seeing that bridge it sure seems it’s driven by the same truck drivers hitting the Onondaga Lake park bridge. Sorry Oregon and the Big100 , our bridge is better and much tougher.
Should have yelled “duck” instead of building one.
I have a feeling the distances aren’t to actual scale.
Is that a sewage treatment plant to the right of the Ferris wheel for RU?
That's hilarious - it makes the American West look like Connecticut or something.I have a feeling the distances aren’t to actual scale.
I mean i guess we aren’t ones to talk since the ACC could give them a run for their money and probably win.
The footprint will be a lot more logical if the ACC raids the Big 12 eventually.
WE need Utah, Arizona, and Arizona St, and those 3 all need to be with Cal and Stanford.
Plus one other and go to a 3-division format? Play everyone in your division and one from each of the others?
If we got those 3, then I can see one of the following; TCU, Colorado, or Houston. TCU would match up well with SMU but Colorado would give the ACCN another state and more $$$.
Colorado would be a no-brainer
TCU and SMU are huge rivals going way, way back to Southwest Conference days. The play the Iron Skillet Game (just about) every year.
Why? Is CO known as a state that is in love with college sports or with NFL, MLB, and NBA? Does CO produce large numbers of top recruits? Does UofCO have lengthy ties with Cal or Stanford, or even with Utah, Arizona and Arizona St? Did Colorado Buffs football sit among the top of Pac TV viewers or toward the bottom?
And having both of the only two Major conference schools that are located in the entire DFW TV market could prove HUGE for both ACC recruiting and TV viewers.
Look at the company earnings reports this Q. Paramount and Warner Brothers Discovery wrote down their linear TV networks by billions of dollars. Disney's linear network earnings were down almost 25% y/y. ESPN's domestic earnings from were down 9% y/y. The ACCN revenues have peaked with the addition of Texas and California as homes of ACC schools and then revenues are going to decay with cord cutting like all linear channels. In the long run, the ACCN will have to rely on brands as sports moves to streaming, yet the ACC grabbed SMU? Short term thinking again by the ACC.
