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Message: [QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 626680, member: 27"] The results of the Maryland-ACC lawsuit just got a lot less interesting to a lot of people. My take: the highest stake game of musical chairs ever played just ended. At least until the Big 12's GOR expires. Who knows, maybe this is a good thing for UConn. The B1G might decide they can't wait to get to 16 and take UConn and someone (who?) else to get to 16. If the cable television market collapses as some think, the B1G might have missed out on their best chance to land the big names. I checked and as best I can determine, the B12 GOR expires in 2017. Correction: the Big 12 GOR originally expired in 2017 but was extended to 2025. When it expires, I think the Big 12 gets stripped by the big conferences. Texas will be the big prize the B1G, SEC, Pac 10 and ACC fight over. I like the ACC's chances there, especially given they have already shown themselves willing to accomodate a member's unique media needs (Notre Dame). [/QUOTE]