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[QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 4305980, member: 27"]
Stranger things have happened.  I would think ESPN would be very much against it since it owns the ACC until 2036 unless it breaks up.  If ESPN is not going to be supportive, I would think the SEC would not pursue this.

GT has been rumored to be of interest to the B1G for a long time.  Guessing they might be ahead of us on a B1G wish list.

Saw somewhere that while the SEC covets Clemson and FSU, it does not want Miami.  Not sure if that is true.  VT and NC State seem like better fits in the SEC than the B1G.  Virginia politicians worked to get VT into the ACC but I doubt they would care if UVa ended up in the B1G as long as VT ended up in the SEC.

I could see UNC eventually landing in the B1G and similarly, NC State ending up in the SEC.

Also not sure a simple majority is required to dissolve the ACC.  I think that was the case with the Big East and while we have seen that league legal agreements tend to be very similar, I don’t know for sure what it takes to break up the ACC as a conference.

Has anyone seen that part of the ACC by laws?
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