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Be interesting to see each BoT member's contribution to our NIL/Canes Connection pot. .

No one should be surprised about that.

I'd bet that Dad couldn't get a better deal for Chad than Asst Dir of Sports Marketing at BC? Those types of jobs pay next to nothing.

Wonder if Rad quietly believes that Miami's future on any national sports stage is with Basketball. Our demographic sorta screams that. And, it has since well before last season's unexpected Final Four run. If so, the ACC is still the place to be (Rad may see us as more akin to Duke).

You'll enjoy cosmopolitan Dallas a lot more than Waco or Ft Worth.

The eastern schools' travel will be manageable. Its the Bay Area schools whose athletes will really suffer.

To land where? Is a place in the B1G really a lock? Sounds to me that could go either way.

I recall both Cal and SMU playing us in the OB back in the 1960s when we were an Independent. The Cal game drew 32,000 to the OB. We lost 9-7. Craig Morton, the future QB of the Dallas Cowboys, NY Giants and Denver Broncos was an All American QB for Cal. He ended up playing 18 yrs in the NFL...

Are they still taking non-UM students? BTW, bands are a huge thing in the B1G, with Ohio St especially.

We'll see if FSU is just talk soon enough. That aside, do you agree with Dan's position "right now?"

Adelson/Hale writing for ESPN: As one ACC administrator noted, the ACC is already losing the PR battle with the Big 12 -- a league with fewer signature programs, a lower TV valuation and no standalone network -- being viewed as growing and stable, while the ACC looks to be teetering. Florida...

I'm with ya. Lax is also pretty important to UNC and Duke.

Any idea why they'd feel differently about Miami (full share) and FSU (partial share)? I mean, that's fine with me but ... makes no logical sense.

Think that's true of FSU, Clemson, UNC and probably others in the ACC in terms of "requiring" a full share.

Got a feeling that the B1G knows they are in the drivers seat and is thinking "we can get Miami with a half share offer." Do you really think Rad and our BoT would turn that lesser offer down?

I know Maryland, Rutgers and Ohio State do so assume others play it as well.

Looking more to me like the ACC is not gonna implode, even if FSU were somehow to leave.

What people have said at every phase of realignment.

No need to do so. Big 12, at worst, is on par with the ACC in the new P4.

The lawyers who drew up the ACC GOR package musta been a real legal dream team. Unfortunately, looks like their work is pretty air tight.