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[QUOTE="OnlyOrange, post: 2594126, member: 5380"]
The ACC needs to add a sixth team, that’s it. Until they do, the ACC tourney is basically meaningless. It gives teams a few more quality games, but it doesn’t serve the AQ purpose, which will become more important in years to come. In the coming years you won’t see 3+ ACC teams getting bids as frequently. The growing talent pool and increased parity will make the AL bids even more competitive than they are now. Also, as the AE and Patriot Leagues continue to improve their quality it won’t be as easy for an ACC team to have a high strength of schedule. Those 8 AL bids will become cut throat and that’s all the ACC can rely on. I think it makes the most sense to approach UMass instead of wait for FSU, GT or another MCLA school to never start a program. Those schools give zero care about men’s lax.

UMass brings football, decent basketball that would benefit from the ACC, and good lax. I’m not sure I see any major school/conference going out of their way for lacrosse though.
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