Plus, nearly every game is televised in some manner, the line for the restrooms, overpriced snacks (and the line to get them), and (except for SU, Idaho, and ND State) sitting in bad weather.
Better have Wildhack on speed dial.
The only way the BT can get back at the SEC is by getting into the South with UNC and UVA, perhaps plus a few others. Youn can bet that the BT would love sticking its flag up in Southern states.
The BT would love to avoid having to take a VT to get a UVA, even though VT is an Elite Ag/Engineering school, like half the BT.
Is baggerbob one of those Syracuse fans who thinks the earth drops off somewhere a bit south of Philadelphia? Or is he just another of the Wuffie type Swofford haters?
He's not a wuffie type. He just hates Swofford just like every school not named UNC.
Honest question - were you waiting for the opportunity to use this gif?I think this scenario would be hilarious. But extremely unlikely.
VPI can’t screw UVA. UVA if push c came to shove could likely go without VPI.
No actually I liked getting into the ACC , just thought the Commissioner didn't realize that football drove the bus.
These would likely be the 8 acc teams they woukd target:
Okay…..then why has the SEC been negotiating with Texas/OU for six months and the ACC only reached out to them last week after the news was announced?
Not as much as we are with the prospect of playing football outdoors in Minneapolis during November.
I'd go with the latter. Though his map is probably marked "Here be dragons" in the Chesapeake.
Didn't hate him, just felt he was reactive, and should have been proactive. He continually made decisions after the SEC, and Big 10 had already taken teams.
UNC did a tremendously smart thing by reducing the capacity in Kenan Stadium by putting in individual seats. A lot of people on our board are advocating the same thing for ours. My only concern about doing that is whether the physical infrastructure of the original part of the stadium can support it and have adequate aisle space for safety purposes..
Because they reached out to Texas during one of the conference reshuffles and were told they weren't interested at the time. It takes two to tango. I would think it's safe to assume that Texas and OU secretly approached the SEC rather than vice versa.
I’m waiting on the “you’ll be back” gif.
Not as much as we are with the prospect of playing football outdoors in Minneapolis during November.
We're not inseparable as long as VPI has a landing place. It's thought that if UNC and UVa go to the B1G, the SEC would take VPI and NC State to complete the map.
