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Baseball is a bit different, you have literally cut the available inventory of games by more than half, from 162 games to 60 games (or less, if the cancellations hold up). With college football, you are actually increasing the inventory of desirable games. ACC teams will play 11 overall games...

Screws fall out all the time. The world is an imperfect place. Show **** a little respect.

I like the way that you think! "Could you describe the ruckus, sir?"

Nope. May 28, 2020 Before the coronavirus pandemic, the TV networks were expecting a strong 2020. The presidential election and Tokyo Olympics would keep people watching, and companies would spend more than usual on commercial time. But with the Summer Games postponed and campaign rallies...

I didn't understand why they specified winning percentages. Aren't we all playing 10 games? Then I considered the possibility of game cancellations. So I propose that we pull a Butch Davis delaying tactic. We make sure we have a couple of easy games up front. Then we arrange for hurricane...

Recent join date AND low post count? NYSOM? Empirical? Random troll?

Sounds reasonable. Until you realize that almost every corporation in America is slashing advertising and promotional budgets. Except for Amazon and Zoom. Supply AND Demand.

Again, that was just a couple of games. It would just be nice if McMurphy was accurate on the facts. Maybe those games will not be played. But they might. Miami might still play Temple.

Cash cow how? TV would love it, yes. May not have fans, though.

Schoolyard pick'em. Clemson starts.

One REALLY good thing is that if the stadium capacity is reduced (or fans are eliminated entirely), it can really sap the advantage that Clemson has at home.

McMurphy is a dope. Nearly all of those games COULD be played if the opponent plays at the ACC location.

We've been trying to get Butch on the phone, but he keeps delaying...

Saving it for the ACC-CG?

The ONE THING the ACC could do to ***** Miami...