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[QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 5304243, member: 622"] Thanks for the response. I understand your comments but see the application only for the B1G and the SEC which neither would be interested in sharing profits with PE for a cash infusion. To obtain most new properties, they need only patience, which is likely to cost them less (no fees, loan interest, ROI, etc.) for buying a property now in lieu of waiting until the property becomes available. I don't see any expansion for the ACC being worth the payback, again much for the same reasons as t he B1G and SEC. The only teams worth doing this for are B1G and SEC top dogs, who are not leaving their thrones to join the ACC. Regarding the Big 12, they will have issues holding on to what they have if any of the B1G, SEC, and/or ACC come calling, though they will hold on until the present agreements run their courses. Just my opinion. [/QUOTE]
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