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As someone who has posted within this thread, there is nothing of value in the 867 pages, my posts included.

That's all it is. That's all twitter is.

Genetics is playing the, "where is my bread buttered?", social media game. Like most people who decide to go all in, it inevitably becomes about engagement, not information.

It's an infinitely better idea than what's going to come from whatever the f*** they're doing now. I don't think they realize the hit they're going to take once they cut everyone's school out of the picture. As of now it's still too ambiguous. But if Miami didn't make it into the P2, you can be...

I wonder if you could go back and do this realignment all over, knowing what we know now, if the schools that went to the SEC/BIG10, or are going, would have just started their own conference. Oklahoma Texas USC Oregon Washington UCLA Clemson FSU Miami UNC Notre Dame

Yea, so FSU finds a media partner, the ACC dissolves, now FSU is going to dictate the media structure to every team they play? And the other teams will just go along with it? So when FSU plays Duke, at Duke, Duke's going to let the team that dissolved the ACC and cost them money set up cameras...

Buddy, if FSU is independent in 2024, plays the same schedule with ACC games included, and somehow finds a way to broadcast their own home games on a competing network I will gladly come back here and give you the credit you deserve.

Yup. Always a good sign that you're getting information from a legit source when they have fake accounts trying to support them. He's not far from claiming the ACC is run by a lizard person.

It's likely he has multiple accounts in an attempt to drive engagement and forgot to sign out of his Genetics one. Twitter creates these grifters who have "information" and they cast a wide net with the grift until they find a really good host to milk. He clearly found engagement with the FSU...

I think my heads going to explode trying to understand how they think this would be possible. This may be the dumbest take I have ever seen in my life on a message board. I genuinely mean that. MSG will be all over this.

They just don't want to pay that giant exit fee for leaving the Independent. That's what Genetics said at least.

What does this statement have anything to do with ESPN/FOX colluding with the BIG10/SEC to consolidate valuable teams? This has nothing to do with FSU/Clemson's lawsuit. Really? If the ACC deal with ESPN ends because ESPN and FOX colluded to move teams from that conference to different ones...

I mean, if you think you're going to get your butt handed to you in football then make yourself the basketball equivalent of what the BIG10/SEC are doing. Then start your own league for basketball after the SEC/BIG10 do that in football. At least you keep your own piece of the sporting pie. If...

The damages would be whatever that team will end up making versus what they were making with Clemson, FSU, and whoever else in the ACC. I would argue, the collusion between networks and conferences allowed them to establish better payouts for certain schools and more lucrative deals for...

I have a feeling the colluding complications could be bigger than just conference rules. I feel like these "out of the P2" teams are going to file a lawsuit against these conferences and ESPN/FOX when it's all said and done. It seems like there's certainly market collusion and teams certainly...

Is ESPN not incentivized to hamper any movement from the ACC to the BIG10, since FOX has that contract?

ESPN will end the contract with the ACC once FSU and Clemson leave. That will dissolve the league.

To combat the moping around here... I think an underrated topic is the disparity in popularity that exists within the conferences and the need for FOX and ESPN to find rating improvements across matchups. The BIG10 is at 18 teams right now and the SEC is at 16. Of those 34 teams across the...

I have a hard time believing the line that Miami's success this season will have an impact on conference realignment, even though many insiders here have repeated it. These decisions are based on metrics that have heavy, heavy inertia with massive amounts of money behind it. You're not shifting...