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[QUOTE="HRE Otto IV, post: 4687693, member: 5685"]
My main point is the majority of the ACC is likely to extend the GOR another 6 years when the time comes to stay or go. And long term as long as one of UNC or Notre Dame is still around, so will be the ACC.

UNC will stay in the ACC for as long as possible. If their BBall is doing well enough, they will sign on for another 6 year TV contract.

If UNC stays then Duke, NC State, UVA, VA Tech, GA Tech are all staying.

SU, Pitt, and BC have nowhere to go at this point.

No one wants Wake.

Louisville would only go as a filler/+1 and that is very unlikely to happen at this point.

The SEC has no incentive to add FSU or Clemson, and neither are a fit for the B16.

I could see Miami getting a B16 invite in 10 years and going. That would suck to lose them, but that won't kill the ACC and it won't put the ACC payout in jeopardy. Especially if we replace them with USF.

I suppose that could cause FSU to panic and go to the B12. But again the ACC will be fine without them.

IMO there won't be real movement until 2040. But that is dependent on UNC BBall remaining a top BBall program.
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