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Message: [QUOTE="WoadBlue, post: 4173846, member: 1145"] If a neighborhood has an average home price of 1 million, and you build some houses in the middle of the subdivision worth only 300K, more than a few million dollar home owners will start looking to get out. BC is already a major drag on the ACC with no possible upside. Schools like UConn, UMass, Buffalo, Temple would only make that infinitely worse. The northeast is poison for CFB. If the ACC expands, the school we can get and should take is Cincy. OH loves CFB, and OH produces at least twice the talent of New England, NY, and PA combined. You can bet that ESPN knows it is worth much more to try to land OH CFB fans as regular viewers than the nearly non-existent New England and NY CFB fans. CFB's valuable regions are the South and the midwest. CA used to be valuable, but has been declining in CFB TV viewers steadily since the late 1980s. [/QUOTE]