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Hoping we are one of the ones making an announcement!Yes, announcements will be within the next 6 months probably similar to Texas and Ou
Hoping we are one of the ones making an announcement!Yes, announcements will be within the next 6 months probably similar to Texas and Ou
Don’t do that. Keep that same stupid energy you and the other clowns been doing.Losing UNC would be a WIN WIN
We could split their exit fee with the others and stay COMPETITIVE $ wise
It wont be 2030. These schools want out and security long before that.Even the stupid click bait article, buried after the provocative headline, mentioned the likely 2030 timeline.
Don’t do that. Keep that same stupid energy you and the other clowns been doing.
The academics aren’t the ones that are ****ed. They’re actually one of his strongest areas of support, due to him solving some minor to medium longstanding problems that had been dragging on.Then he muat be doing it very well then of he's piaaing off beta academic parasites.
You know what. I hope you live up to that ban bet.DO what?
You committed to June 1,2026?
Nothing is happening until close to 2030.
I applaud your optimism.The ACC thinks they’ll have enough leverage to backfill from the B12 to remain relevant after 2030. For the most part, they view Clemson and FSU as gone. There’s going to be an effort to keep UNC, but they know as well that they’re probably gone. One thing the ACC is going to do more blatantly as 2030 gets closer is to try to grin**** Miami Admin into believing that we can become the “premier” or “flagship” football school of the ACC. They genuinely think they’ve got a shot of keeping us. In the Blake James and Frenk days of old I’d say we’d be ****ed. Blake James in particular would love to be the biggest fish in the kiddie pool. Thankfully, for all their faults, the guys running this process now don’t view staying in the ACC as anything but a worst case scenario that only emerges if the SEC/B1G just flat out refuse to take us.
The ACC thinks they’ll have enough leverage to backfill from the B12 to remain relevant after 2030. For the most part, they view Clemson and FSU as gone. There’s going to be an effort to keep UNC, but they know as well that they’re probably gone. One thing the ACC is going to do more blatantly as 2030 gets closer is to try to grin**** Miami Admin into believing that we can become the “premier” or “flagship” football school of the ACC. They genuinely think they’ve got a shot of keeping us. In the Blake James and Frenk days of old I’d say we’d be ****ed. Blake James in particular would love to be the biggest fish in the kiddie pool. Thankfully, for all their faults, the guys running this process now don’t view staying in the ACC as anything but a worst case scenario that only emerges if the SEC/B1G just flat out refuse to take us.
Nothing Radakovich has done convinces me he can effectively lead us into the SEC or B1G.The ACC thinks they’ll have enough leverage to backfill from the B12 to remain relevant after 2030. For the most part, they view Clemson and FSU as gone. There’s going to be an effort to keep UNC, but they know as well that they’re probably gone. One thing the ACC is going to do more blatantly as 2030 gets closer is to try to grin**** Miami Admin into believing that we can become the “premier” or “flagship” football school of the ACC. They genuinely think they’ve got a shot of keeping us. In the Blake James and Frenk days of old I’d say we’d be ****ed. Blake James in particular would love to be the biggest fish in the kiddie pool. Thankfully, for all their faults, the guys running this process now don’t view staying in the ACC as anything but a worst case scenario that only emerges if the SEC/B1G just flat out refuse to take us.
Radakovich isn’t one of the guys driving this process for Miami. He knows what’s going on, he knows what the goal is, but he’s not setting the goals or driving this process.Nothing Radakovich has done convinces me he can effectively lead us into the SEC or B1G.
Whatever hope I have is just nervous optimism, based on our past success from 20+ years ago and the appeal these conferences see in a potential turnaround. Plus the value of securing a top‑10 media market in South Florida.
Let’s play a GAME… for every positive tangible indicator that Miamis admin is COMMITTED TO LEAVING
I’ll name two times they showed they WERENT and showed they wanted to stay in the ACC
You first
Because they are an attorney or a TV executive or something other than the truth that they are sitting in their mom's basement.
Bingo. And CFP next format, media deals and realignment will go hand in hand. No one in the ACC is going to say they're screwed. The PAC12 was still claiming they had a media deal while usc and ucla were out the door with oregon and washington rushing behind them.The sources are just being optimistic that they can hold things together for that long. Assuming the conferences can really get their media partners to increase their payments if teams are added before the next deals are negotiated, there is no reason to wait that long.
TrumpyCane wants to know why Miami would show publicly they wouldn't want to stay in the ACC if they can benefit from it as long as internally they're doing their due diligence to leave?