MEGA Conference Realignment and lawsuits Megathread: Stories, Tales, Lies, and Exaggerations

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Exactly.

Sheeee-it, Miami made that much money on ONE year's CFP run, thanks to the new ACC rules.
It was a nice one year thing. Too bad the ACC and big 12 got ***** slapped into taking set amounts going forward per team and it won’t matter especially knowing the SEC and Big Ten get more per team
 
They are in fact, getting $2 billion from the open AI investment, but I think you’re all getting trolled with how much they’re giving to football and basketball
There's certainly several more steps between that unrealized gain and cash funding for NIL.
 
It was a nice one year thing. Too bad the ACC and big 12 got ***** slapped into taking set amounts going forward per team and it won’t matter especially knowing the SEC and Big Ten get more per team



Apparently, the Big 10 is considering a change. Stay tuned!
 
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I lived in the DMV for many years, plus in central and southeastern Virginia. I don’t remember Rutgers being a Maryland rival. It was always Maryland and Virginia that were rivals, particularly in basketball.


Exactly. Don't know where @cookies is pulling this from. Rutgers was initially taken into the Big East for football only, remaining in the A-10 for other sports. Rutgers' rivals are Lehigh, Lafayette, Princeton, Columbia, Seton Hall, and Navy.

Meanwhile, Maryland was a founding member of the ACC since 1953.

There was zero rivalry between Rutgers and Maryland. Maybe he confused Maryland and Navy.
 
I lived in the DMV for many years, plus in central and southeastern Virginia. I don’t remember Rutgers being a Maryland rival. It was always Maryland and Virginia that were rivals, particularly in basketball.
They are manufactured “rivals,” now in that they are an annually protected matchup by the B1G that have oftentimes played one another on the last week of the season. And of course, as I wrote, Rutgers’ admission to the B1G was dependent on Maryland’s move.

The post I was replying to was talking about why Rutgers was already in the B1G and not Miami. Well, they’re in it because of Maryland and their location.
 
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I lived in the DMV for many years, plus in central and southeastern Virginia. I don’t remember Rutgers being a Maryland rival. It was always Maryland and Virginia that were rivals, particularly in basketball.
They are manufactured “rivals,” now in that they are an annually protected matchup by the B1G that have oftentimes played one another on the last week of the season. And of course, as I wrote, Rutgers’ admission to the B1G was dependent on Maryland’s move.

The post I was replying to was talking about why Rutgers was already in the B1G and not Miami. Well, they’re in it because of Maryland and their location.
You are an absolute backpedaling bull****ter.

You said the Rutgers was taken BECAUSE of its rivalry with Maryland.

Once again, you double down on your original error with some spun-up bull**** about what you meant to say (but didn’t).

Why don’t you spend 10 seconds googling before vomiting more inaccurate facts. You’re so bad at this “posting” thing.
 
Exactly. Don't know where @cookies is pulling this from. Rutgers was initially taken into the Big East for football only, remaining in the A-10 for other sports. Rutgers' rivals are Lehigh, Lafayette, Princeton, Columbia, Seton Hall, and Navy.

Meanwhile, Maryland was a founding member of the ACC since 1953.

There was zero rivalry between Rutgers and Maryland. Maybe he confused Maryland and Navy.
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There was no such rivalry. It's just another @cookies misstatement.

Over 90 years (pre-Big-Ten), Maryland and Rutgers played 9 times in football. Seven of those nine games happened from 1920-1942.
 
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