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Yes, it is.

The only thing Miami is doing is letting others do the work for them. And why wouldn't they? Florida State and Clemson are state-funded institutions. Having state-backing always helps. UNC can easily join in after their recent comments. It's the right strategy.

Just read what he's written about this then. There's a search bar at the top.

@Cribby has a 63% bull**** rate? Jesus. Seems like I miss a lot. Keep the receipt, my friend.

Theres no point in trying to keep posting updates when the updates that are being written are being ignored so that people can ***** about the program again.

I very very very respectfully disagree. For most of our lives, college football was already corrupt in the fact that young people on their way to adulthood were smashing their bodies in for entertainment whilst receiving no official payment nor support from the universities they played for, who...

FC Barcelona made deals with Goldman Sachs for TV licensing. As soon as that became official, me and a bank official looked at each other and just laughed. They're ****ed.

Denver was not a good nor pleasant team to watch and they had the biggest TV market in the NFL by some distance lol

Tebow was gold for Florida and Denver lol

If you're consistent with it, sure it helps, but at that point, people didn't rate Notre Dame that much. Its an old rivalry and Notre Dame isn't as marketable as people may assume.

ACC.

Well, you got two heavy reasons why it isn't enforceable, either way, Miami will get out and thats all she wrote.

The past 5-10 years.

which is people have stated on here that the gor is not a contract, its a piece of paper lawyers tend to spit on

this gets better by the second, hahahaha @TheOriginalCane @Wake_Cane @Cribby

To me it seems the BIG 10 wants to create a southern division. I wouldn't use the word as in that they will bring back division, just a cluster full of teams south.

Okay.

And here come the big guns.

It has been for some time now.

FSU has better TV ratings compared to us.