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[QUOTE="kcsu, post: 5104894, member: 528"]
I do think that the ACC will end up being a strong third place conf and unless for some reason JW is able to pull off a miracle and get us in the Big 10 the ACC will remain our home.  If you listen to the ACC commissioner, he certainly doesn't sound like he is going to settle anything with any school looking to break the GOR. I believe this will go on for a minimum of two years and as we all know anything can happen in two years given what has already taken place and what is being discussed.  
On a macro basis there will be an upper and lower division with football. The upper will govern itself and be a part from the lower division. Within the upper division i believe there will be two parts one comprised of the current and possibly future Big 10 and SEC teams and one comprised of the Big 12 and ACC. Obviously the Big 10 and SEC will recieve a greater share of the revenue but it is my opinion that the Big 12 and ACC  will have plenty to compete against their conference foes, and advance to the playoffs which will eventually increase to 14 possibley 16 teams.  I realize that this is all speculation but i do believe that the upper tier needs the Big 12 and ACC  plus ND and possibly a few more schools to create a national appeal. I also believe that some of the lower tier teams will still have a chance to make the playoffs. Lots of speculation and lots to come but the next 3 years is going to see a break and the creation of two parts of college football. The power 4 in the upper and everyone else in the lower division. Cuse will have a seat at the big boy table.
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