MEGA Conference Realignment and lawsuits Megathread(Its still personal)

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Look, anybody who didn’t see this coming even before today is completely blind. But after USC and UCLA are looking to bolt, it’s definite. The ACC is dead. There are no more marquee programs in big markets to poach. So it’s time to get out of this godforsaken conference and be proactive.

I’ve been told that some conversations have already taken place, and frankly with who our AD is now, I’d have been shocked had that not happened. But it’s time to join the SEC. The writing is on the wall in size 1000 font that within the next several years, there will be 2 “superconferences” of at least 18 teams each. Probably more. They will be the SEC and B1G.

Now, we have an advantage here. I don’t think there’s any scenario where we’re left out in the cold, because obviously Miami is a desirable market for any conference. So we *should* be fine. But it’s time to be proactive. There is no reason to be aligned with Tobacco Road any longer. The revenues provided to member institutions of the SEC and B1G will probably be MORE THAN DOUBLE those of the ACC very soon. So, the sooner the better here. I hope we’re not hanging only any sense of loyalty to the ACC. It’s time to do what’s best for this university and that is to move IMMEDIATELY to the SEC.

Let’s hope the leadership understands the criticality of this. We cannot afford to be left behind. My guess is we’ll be in the SEC no later than 2025. If not, it’s a massive failure.
Look at what you started. I hope you are happy.

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I am posting this on this site because it appears there are a lot of canes fans here and I don’t want to start a **** show on my twitter page. FSU is doing it the right way. People wonder why FSU is all of a sudden so public? The have lost faith in the ACC. They know they can’t get anymore money from ACC/ESPN. The school is in the capitol of Florida. The legislature is there. The state of Florida can’t stand the ACC and fully backs getting out. The political power and support is there. So get someone to fund it. This is where JP Morgan or someone similar comes in. It has a lot of tie in’s to FSU boosters and the current legislature. JP Morgan - fund the buyout and work the payback later. Maybe no payback. Maybe political favors. Not gonna say anymore.
 
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I am posting this on this site because it appears there are a lot of canes fans here and I don’t want to start a **** show on my twitter page. FSU is doing it the right way. People wonder why FSU is all of a sudden so public? The have lost faith in the ACC. They know they can’t get anymore money from ACC/ESPN. The school is in the capitol of Florida. The legislature is there. The state of Florida can’t stand the ACC and fully backs getting out. The political power and support is there. So get someone to fund it. This is where JP Morgan or someone similar comes in. It has a lot of tie in’s to FSU boosters and the current legislature. JP Morgan - fund the buyout and work the payback later. Maybe no payback. Maybe political favors. Not gonna say anymore.
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I am posting this on this site because it appears there are a lot of canes fans here and I don’t want to start a **** show on my twitter page. FSU is doing it the right way. People wonder why FSU is all of a sudden so public? The have lost faith in the ACC. They know they can’t get anymore money from ACC/ESPN. The school is in the capitol of Florida. The legislature is there. The state of Florida can’t stand the ACC and fully backs getting out. The political power and support is there. So get someone to fund it. This is where JP Morgan or someone similar comes in. It has a lot of tie in’s to FSU boosters and the current legislature. JP Morgan - fund the buyout and work the payback later. Maybe no payback. Maybe political favors. Not gonna say anymore.


All relevant points, but there are other issues we have with the way F$U is handling this.
 
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I am posting this on this site because it appears there are a lot of canes fans here and I don’t want to start a **** show on my twitter page. FSU is doing it the right way. People wonder why FSU is all of a sudden so public? The have lost faith in the ACC. They know they can’t get anymore money from ACC/ESPN. The school is in the capitol of Florida. The legislature is there. The state of Florida can’t stand the ACC and fully backs getting out. The political power and support is there. So get someone to fund it. This is where JP Morgan or someone similar comes in. It has a lot of tie in’s to FSU boosters and the current legislature. JP Morgan - fund the buyout and work the payback later. Maybe no payback. Maybe political favors. Not gonna say anymore.
So just trying to understand this post on this board - because it’s a Miami board and not an FSU board - is the insinuation they’ll Miami is not using the correct strategy by staying silent? Because we aren’t exactly a vocal leader here. Just curious the angle here
 
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Nah, I'll pass, thanks.
sam winchester yawn GIF
 
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