Agreed, that's why I put in there "20 years???" That is just way too long. I didn't realize they do have look ins scheduled and the first one was in 2021 prior to the Big 10 agreements. Who knows when the next one is scheduled? The only thing the Canes can do is win as much as possible and hopefully get invited to a seat at the Big 10 or SEC feast.
It’s beautiful up here in October/November
ESPN literally produced two 30 for 30s about Miami.
They let Herbstreit who was pushed by Vilma make a speech on College Game Day that very well may have saved the program. Every time Miami shows a pulse they start running with the headlines on whether or not 'Miami is back?'. ESPN does not hate us because the country doesnt hate us.
I don't know, I think his arguments are fun to listen to but highly unlikely. The SEC and BigTen are definitely going to compete for a couple of schools, chiefly UNC and UVA, if not also FSU, Clemson, Miami, and maybe GT. For the same reason the SEC isn't going to put ND in a box, since they know ND would join the B1G, neither SEC/BigTen are going to agree to break up the ACC to get 8, they both would want UNC and UVA at a minimum. SEC would probably be happy with VT and maybe NCSt, BigTen wouldn't be so they probably sit on expansion or just eat around the edges on schools that are willing to eat the GOR to join.
Yeah, you’re not wrong either.
Heard it on Neuheisel's Sirius show. Dinich was a guest. Not sure which one actually said it.
I see the B1G expanding more to the West Coast. They have four viable teams to pick from out there. Would help their "footprint."
Maybe I'm wrong but I think the Big 12 is already in advanced talks with those Pac 12 schools you mentioned.
Reading this, and the previous posts about the ACC tv deal, and I can't help but be dumbfounded at how incompetent the ACC is. Think about it, the Big 12 has been on life support since Nebraska and Colorado bolted. 10+ years later; aTm, Texas, and OU are leaving too. However, Colorado is going back to the Big 12, and probably bringing 3-5 Pac 12 schools with them. Meanwhile, the ACC is about to go extinct.
As it should. Poor leadership and decisions have to get punished. This is why ACC ADs should be working like crazy right now, the writing is on the wall, and it says power 4 conferences and one is done, with fingers pointing toward ACC.Reading this, and the previous posts about the ACC tv deal, and I can't help but be dumbfounded at how incompetent the ACC is. Think about it, the Big 12 has been on life support since Nebraska and Colorado bolted. 10+ years later; aTm, Texas, and OU are leaving too. However, Colorado is going back to the Big 12, and probably bringing 3-5 Pac 12 schools with them. Meanwhile, the ACC is about to go extinct.
Could be. I am not sure how advanced pac 12 talks will be until they find out their fate with a couple more teams looking to move to B1G/SEC. There is a way for the PAC to survive if Oregon/UW/Stanford/Cal stay, and adding a couple schools like SDSU and UNR/Boise St. They will be the weak conference, but they already kind of are and they have a built in timezone advantage as it relates to viewership and media market size. The product may not be as good, but there isn't any competition for west coast viewers at 6 pm pacific.
We gotta get some game day plants with a sign.