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You have to look st who they're playing. If they are in the ACC, the games become more interesting. Secondly, most games are shown regionally. So Temple would be in a lot of noon kickoff games shown in the northeast region. They would watch because people are goong to watch a local team...

You don't know that. Show me some media stats before and after they joined.

And Rutgers does?

Thanks for the geographic lesson. I can change it to under 2 hours if that makes you happy. I lived in NJ for 20 years and worked in NYC. The whole point is that Phili is relatively close to NYC. Temple doesn't need New Yorker's to go to their games. They just want them to watch on TV...

Temple blows away Cincinnati. Temple is in the #4 media market and #1 if you add NJ and NYC. 23.5 million people (Phila, NJ, and NYC) in a 1.5 hour driving radius. That's larger than all other potential schools combined.

Although FSU and Miami only have one vote each, they could both threaten to leave the conference if either UCF or USF are ever even proposed to join the ACC. They could join the Big 12. I'm sure they'd be happy to have both teams to give them a legit 12 team conference. You also left out...

UCF may make sense from a competitive perspective, but there are several reasons why they wouldn't be selected. First of all, the market. Let's face it. It's about the money. UCF is in a large market of 2.5 million people. How many fans would UCF bring in that are not already watching ACC...