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Message: [QUOTE="Alsacs, post: 414981, member: 652"] I got an email from my friend who went to Penn State who told me that in the B1G GOR agreement each team has to sign to the B1G office becomes null and void when the B1G expands. So, if the B1G decided to accept the applications of RU and UMD then the B1G would have to create a new GOR for all 14 teams thus if Penn State wanted out of the B1G then it could refuse to agree to a new GOR and COULD theoretically affect the B1G's expansion. That is assuming that the ACC sends feelers out to Penn State and they were interested in leaving the B1G. The reason it becomes null and void is because the terms of their agreement with the BTN change each school has an interest in the network and adding schools creates less ownership in the network and the B1G rightfully believes no school would leave the conference, but Penn State is different cause of their recent problems. [/QUOTE]