Share themI’m not liking the replies I’ve received from my contacts in the Hecht
Share themI’m not liking the replies I’ve received from my contacts in the Hecht
The ACC doesnt even recognize Miami as a P5 school...What did I miss that made this thread go so negative on any chance of P2?
found itThe ACC doesnt even recognize Miami as a P5 school...
The ACC doesnt even recognize Miami as a P5 school...
Care to share a few? Of course without identifying anyone.I’m not liking the replies I’ve received from my contacts in the Hecht
We’re not in a financial position to leave the ACC. This comes from the top down… I **** you not.Share them
I’m not liking the replies I’ve received from my contacts in the Hecht
If you paid attention to the case today or the last 6 months, you would know there is absolutely no chance in **** ESPN will pay FSU to join the SEC.We’re not in a financial position to leave the ACC. This comes from the top down… I **** you not.
On the flip side, I think that ESPN basically blows this whole thing up in six months and GOR is dead in 27 and they put Clemson unc and fsu into the SEC. We end up in the B1G
I can’t believe it. It’s late at night. Everyone has gone home, and Attorney David Singer is working late AGAIN.
We’re not in a financial position to leave the ACC. This comes from the top down… I **** you not.
On the flip side, I think that ESPN basically blows this whole thing up in six months and GOR is dead in 27 and they put Clemson unc and fsu into the SEC. We end up in the B1G
We’re not in a financial position to leave the ACC. This comes from the top down… I **** you not.
On the flip side, I think that ESPN basically blows this whole thing up in six months and GOR is dead in 27 and they put Clemson unc and fsu into the SEC. We end up in the B1G
??????We’re not in a financial position to leave the ACC. This comes from the top down… I **** you not.
On the flip side, I think that ESPN basically blows this whole thing up in six months and GOR is dead in 27 and they put Clemson unc and fsu into the SEC. We end up in the B1G
Did you happen to see the UNC Chairman of the BOT's response?Does march 14 count?
Days later his BOT crushed him essentially as I previously shared in this thread
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Only problem with the "brand value" approach is that it isn't what has been used for distribution TO the schools. Everybody RECEIVES the same amount ... so they should each have the same exit cost.That's one way to look at it. But IMO these cases will be settled. Clemson / FSU will agree on exit fees and leave the conference.
If you're the ACC, and you're smart and take emotion out of it, you've got to realize that the conference has no future with these teams. Whether it's tomorrow or in 2036, it's inevitable that teams are going to leave the ACC. So you have to think about the future and maximizing your future value. There's incentive to get paid by the exiting members as much as possible.
That's the rational take. And what would those settled amounts be? I can't tell you that, but I can tell you that the fair market price would be the future value that those teams would add to the conference had they stayed... so a function of the overall value of the brand to the conference, and the number of years they are leaving early.
From that perspective, FSU's pumping out their chests is a little puzzling, and Miami's stance makes more sense. By crowing about how valuable you are to the conference and how much revenue you bring in, you're really driving up the price for your own exit. You bring in 40% of the conference's revenue? OK, pay us 40% of what the ACC is projected to make through 2036 if you were to stay. That's the market equilibrium.
Your exit fee should theoretically be less if you're a smaller brand. Wake should pay less to leave than FSU. So from that perspective, puffing out your chest accomplishes nothing if you're really looking to leave, except maybe make a few of your boosters feel better in the short term.
Hence, all the impeccable officiating crews we have received over the years.The ACC doesnt even recognize Miami as a P5 school...
Two positive points seem to be emerging so far based on what I have read.If I didn’t care about the program, this thread could end up being comedic gold…a top 5 thread in CIS history full of definitive statements and incessant peacocking, except it would mean the death of Miami football itself.
But as for the actual lawsuit at hand, anyone get the sense FSU certainly has the upper hand here?