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She crushed it, they’re still leaving, but she made her point.

Excellent point. When a school in MIAMI does not have men's soccer or golf that tells you the athletic department cannot or will not expand it's athletics.

Did someone really post that there must be something to it if FSU hasn't denied it? Stop it, FSU is starved for any attention they can get, hence the June Recruiting National Championship, of course they wouldn't deny it.

Very true, they have serious delusions of grandeur. I lived there in the Dooley years and all they could talk about was Hershel.

Nothing makes me laugh more than other fans that claim Miami to be irrelevant, when their rooting interest has never done anything. I'm not the least bit worried.

You suck at trolling.

So you honestly think Clemson holds the keys to Miami’s future??

Maybe I’m too much of a homer, but I actually think this will work out well for Miami in the end. Either with a new conference or a better version of this **** we’re in.

Lmao at ESPN college football show, guy says FSU while down “makes a ton of money”. What!?!? The same school that lost Jimbo over money! The discussion was about the SEC going after ACC schools now, went on to mention North Carolina as well and Clemson naturally.

Ok, then how do you get the eyeballs? One way or another there’s no new territory adding a mid-state Florida school as opposed to a large market Texas school.

IMO UCF brings nothing to the table. FSU and to a lesser extent Miami give you the Orlando market, a Texas school on the other hand opens things up a bit.

Count me in the Houston camp, I think there’s significant upside there.

The next question is are there enough votes to get them in, 2/3 or 11/14 teams need to vote yes. Not sure how Kentucky, Vandy, Ole Miss & Miss St will feel about this. I'm guessing the money and prestige outweigh everything else.

Bingo, just look at the comments on ESPN about Williams, "well it's Miami so...", "typical Miami" event though we have either fewer or no more issues than the average program.

Agree w/'68, not sure what KU brings to that relationship aside from BB. And I'd be surprised if the ACC hasn't had or made plans to speak with ND and another team.