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[QUOTE="WoadBlue, post: 3928271, member: 1145"]
I hate the BT, and have for as long as I can remember. For decades, the BT was the only conference that worshipped money and practiced raw power all the time. I still do not trust the BT, not for a half second. But the SEC has won 11 of the past 15 National Championships (the ACC has 3 and the BT 1) and has the largest TV audience in the country: more viewers than BT football viewers. Add to that the winningest team since WW2 (OU) and what is usually the richest football program in the country (Texas), and you have a leviathan that could run the table on the sport.

If the BT is not scared halfway straight and into near-honesty by that, the BT deserves to be destroyed. So I think the ACC must explore every option of an ACC-BT-Pac alliance for scheduling. That does not mean allow the BT to get away with anything. The BT must 'share' and be helpful, or else SEC football will WIN.

That said, if ESPN is going to up our pay by 12 or 15 million per school per year if we back away from any scheduling alliance with the BT and Pac, and ESPN is going to work with the SEC to schedule many more OC games vs. ACC teams, then that works for me.
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