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Hello friends, like you all I’m hurt and im starting to come to a horrifying reality of where our future lies in CFB. Smh but a question for those who were a little more tied into the behind the scenes stuff during our move from the big east to the acc, I was in the military at that time and couldn’t follow things as good as I would have liked. Why did we move? I know the acc offered more money but was the big east treating us, vtech and BC unfair? I can’t help but correlate the start of demise to that time. The big east was our home and should have been protected by raiding the Acc at the time for football schools as the acc was complete garbage at the time in football aside from FSU. Basically it just feels like our own conference hates us and takes pride in making things as hard as possible on us which feels out of spite. Anyways rant over but does anyone have the specifics on why we actually left? And if anyone doesn’t think we’re playing at a disadvantage in the conference let me leave this quote from Barry Jackson’s blog
▪ UM notices that it tends to get some disadvantageous things with the ACC schedule, including having to play on the road the day after Thanksgiving multiple times in recent years and a lot of road night games, often the home opener for the ACC team it’s playing, like North Carolina this weekend.
The schedule makers “are sending you there to lose,” Diaz told WQAM. “It will be our job to disappoint them.”
▪ UM notices that it tends to get some disadvantageous things with the ACC schedule, including having to play on the road the day after Thanksgiving multiple times in recent years and a lot of road night games, often the home opener for the ACC team it’s playing, like North Carolina this weekend.
The schedule makers “are sending you there to lose,” Diaz told WQAM. “It will be our job to disappoint them.”