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[QUOTE="WoadBlue, post: 4738275, member: 1145"]
Every move that the ACC can make is fraught with evil for the ACC. That is so because their whole mess is about two leagues being supported by massive globalist companies to destroy D1 football, which will allow those comonais to op0wn all that is left of Major College Football. So it is about corporate rating to destroy and then take pieces of what is destroyed in order to maker the corporation richer.
 
Very clearly both Fox and ESPN were ready to totally destroy the Pac and helped nudge everything into place to do that. The same people who predicted that was coming also have been saying that the plans to destroy the ACC were prepared to follow not long after the Pac is destroyed. That would mean that any movie the ACC makes now is expected by those people (BT, SEC, ESPN, Fox) to mean the ACC starts wobbling wildly, eventually to be picked apart. And while adding Stanford, Cal, and SMU could mean a nice influx of cash for a few years it is far even a good sign that almost everybody will be happy with ACC money in 2030. Or adding those 3 could mean that FSU is locked into high gear leaving, which leads to Clemson getting every bot as open about leaving ASAP, which leads to UNC and UVA deciding that they cannot afford to be left behind. And at that point the ACC could lose up to even 9 or so members to SEC or BT.

Just 2 Major conferences left. What the ACC does with Cal, Stanford, and SMU has virtually 0 bearing on the ultimate outcome. Only ND becoming a full football member of the ACC can truly change the eventual outcome of the plans of the SEC/BT/ESPN/Fox.
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