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OT: Realignment?
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If the ACC gets picked over, Army, Navy, Tulane and UConn, maybe others, to ACC
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Hypothetical if the ACC decides to disband prior to 2035 , can they nullify the GOR ? Do they need unanimous consent or a simple majority ?
Is the grantee in the GOR the conference or by ESPN?
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Good Luck getting BC , Wake or NCS to sign. That’s like signing your own death certificate.
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I think the ACC could establish itself as the P3 conference by making some strategic moves. Inviting several of UCONN, WVU, Cincy, Temple, Houston, Memphis, Kansas, Baylor, Okie State, Texas Tech. Look, it's not exactly a murderers row of football power additions but if ND joined the ACC, it would have ND, Florida State, Clemson, Miami as the football elite brands and a whole slew of very very good football programs who could win the conference any given year. The ACC would completely lock up the entire east coast and Basketball would absolutely own the tournament. The ACC could thrive if it makes the right decisions. It may not make as much cash in the short term but it would thrive long-term. Why would kids from the southeast go north to the B1G when they can stay in the eastern time zone and play much closer to home. The ACC has a location advantage over the B1G.
Brett Yormark, Big 12 are looking West, but does Pac-12 have any realistic targets left?
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Analysis: What might conference realignment mean for UNC's Olympic sports?
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AAC Commissioner Mike Aresco: “We have lost three teams, but they are not irreplaceable.”
The AAC in football next season will bring on Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, North Texas, Rice, UAB, and UTSA.
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This guy is in way over his head.
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Pac-12 commissioner: 'No one’s going anywhere'
Recent reports indicated that representatives for Oregon and Washington had met with the Big Ten for preliminary discussions.
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I don’t know if Mr. Kliavkoff is over his head. He is just spouting the company line. He may be right that nobody else in the PAC xx is going anywhere (for now). But I am sure he is concerned that at least two other schools are attempting to leave. Maybe that is why he is chastising the Big 12 while staying silent with respect to the Big Ten, hoping the Big Ten Presidents are done with the expansion (for now).
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I don't know if it will take 5 or 10 years, but the Big 10 and SEC will not last in a streaming, NIL world. Why would any network pay enough for Rutgers and Indiana to pull out $100 million a year when those teams are going to be buried so far down the standings in the Big 10 that they will never be able to compete. When conferences were 10 teams, there was a path for the teams at the bottom to occasionally have good seasons. There is no path for bottom schools in a 16 or 18 team conference to do that.
Oregon and Washington are going to be more successful on the field than the bottom half of the Big 10, so why wouldn't TV want more of Oregon and Washington and less of Rutgers and Indiana?
Oregon and Washington are going to be more successful on the field than the bottom half of the Big 10, so why wouldn't TV want more of Oregon and Washington and less of Rutgers and Indiana?
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I guess everyone needs the Washington Generals, and the UCLA's are willing to sell their services.
Is staying in the Pac-12 still UW's best option?
As the Pac-12 commissioner stood on the sideline, UW students chanted "Big Ten!" The realignment noise won't subside anytime soon. What's best for the Huskies?
Would UCLA really be worse off financially in the Big Ten? The Pac-12 commissioner thinks so; we plunged into the numbers
The Pac-12 commissioner said on ‘Canzano and Wilner: The Podcast’ that the Bruins would lose money if they joined the Big Ten. We ran the numbers.
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Wilner is delusional. The Pac-12 is not going to get 40M of revenue a year from media without UCLA. That's crazy talk.Would UCLA really be worse off financially in the Big Ten? The Pac-12 commissioner thinks so; we plunged into the numbers
The Pac-12 commissioner said on ‘Canzano and Wilner: The Podcast’ that the Bruins would lose money if they joined the Big Ten. We ran the numbers.
How Realignment Is Changing College Football, In 20 Maps
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