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I'M not saying we should kill him. I'm NOT saying we should kill him. I'm not SAYING we should kill him. I'm not saying WE should kill him. I'm not saying we SHOULD kill him. I'm not saying we should KILL him. I'm not saying we should kill HIM.

He's fine, thanks for asking. He's doing keto again and claims to be down 20 pounds. I hope it keeps working for him. We're having a chili cook off at work next Friday for Memorial Day. He won last year and says his entry will be just as good this year without the masa he puts in it. We'll see.

Don't be the mouse who can't figure out why the others are just staring at that piece of cheese.

This thread is full of people hanging their nuts on something they have no control over. We'll go where it makes the most sense.

I don't mean to brag, but I've done things that only Prince would sing about.

Maybe one day I'll be on a first name basis. He just asked me to call him Mr. Magnet.

But used to be super hot. Basically, we're Elle Macpherson

Good PR is good PR. Anything that puts more eyes on Miami makes it more valuable. Especially if that good PR leads to success.

Not for nothing, but the Cavinder twins returning after the press they got for the 2022 season certainly won't hurt, especially since Caitlyn Clark and Angel Reese no longer in college.

That's crazy talk. Don't you know we're irrelevant and have sucked for 20 years?

Are you under the impression that there's a bidding war for FSU, Clemson, and UNC? Let's use that exact same scenario with any 3 of the 4 teams leaving and the 1 being left. I know it's fun to **** on Miami, but let's not pretend we're Syracuse here.

In your scenario, who would be the ACC's highest revenue generator once those teams left? The smaller the pond gets, the bigger we look.

Maybe because they knew their biggest revenue generators were interested in leaving.

The crazy ones are a **** of a lot of fun until they're not.

That article is from 2016. All D Rad says is the ACC Network is a good step towards getting to where the Big Ten and SEC are in terms of revenue.

The initial ACC GOR, not the improper extension of it, though.

Weird, huh?

So... Not really ironclad?

Wait, so it's possible to leave without the drama of court cases and flustered fans banging their fists on the table?