GoldenIsle
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They will continually get left out unless the playoffs are expanded to 8 or even 12. I don’t think the ACC can financially match the Big 10 … ask Maryland.
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But what does ND care more about? Money? (I think they have plenty), or an easy path to the playoffs?They will continually get left out unless the playoffs are expanded to 8 or even 12. I don’t think the ACC can financially match the Big 10 … ask Maryland.
But what does ND care more about? Money? (I think they have plenty), or an easy path to the playoffs?
Notre Dame is never joining the Big Ten. Geographically it makes sense but that’s about it. Their fanbase, outside of Indiana, is largely on the East Coast. They would lose playing games in the South. They would be competing directly against large public schools with far more money. They would have a much harder route to the playoffs.They will continually get left out unless the playoffs are expanded to 8 or even 12. I don’t think the ACC can financially match the Big 10 … ask Maryland.
They will continually get left out unless the playoffs are expanded to 8 or even 12. I don’t think the ACC can financially match the Big 10 … ask Maryland.
Because John Swofford was a little b***h.Then we should boot the non-football sports from the ACC. No point to them being there. That always puzzled me why we would allow that.
At the time getting 6 or whatever guaranteed games for ACC v ND per year was a good thing. It guarantees exposure for ACC schools and some of those are broadcast on the ACC carriage networks.Then we should boot the non-football sports from the ACC. No point to them being there. That always puzzled me why we would allow that.
1) It's the Big Ten, not the Big 10. Because they actually have 14.
2) Right now, ND would lose money moving to the Big 14 as they currently keep all that sweet, sweet, NBC ca$h for themselves.
3) Playoffs will be expanded. Not if - just when and how. At that point, ND has a MUCH better shot to make it by NOT being in any conference.
4) Check this out. RIDICULOUSLY, the College Football Playoff Management Committee consists of one representative from each of ten BCS conferences . . . and Notre Dame's AD all by himself (!). Notre Dame all by its lonesome is put on an equal footing with the entire ACC, the entire SEC, the entire Big 14 . . . . They ALREADY have an outsized presence and influence in college football. They lose all of that by becoming just another Big 14 conference member like tOSU, Michigan, and . . . Rutgers.
Nope. I do not see this happening.
I stand corrected on that. I was wrong; you're right. They have a garbage TV deal now with NBC. Seems to me they should have been able to get a lot more. Especially with NBC moving games behind their Peacock Network paywall. I gotta imagine that will get fixed when they renegotiate in a couple of years.WRONG. ND’s NBC deal is garbage. They aren’t getting rich off that deal like they were 20 years ago.
ND earns about half of a Big 10 school.1) It's the Big Ten, not the Big 10. Because they actually have 14.
2) Right now, ND would lose money moving to the Big 14 as they currently keep all that sweet, sweet, NBC ca$h for themselves.
3) Playoffs will be expanded. Not if - just when and how. At that point, ND has a MUCH better shot to make it by NOT being in any conference.
4) Check this out. RIDICULOUSLY, the College Football Playoff Management Committee consists of one representative from each of ten BCS conferences . . . and Notre Dame's AD all by himself (!). Notre Dame all by its lonesome is put on an equal footing with the entire ACC, the entire SEC, the entire Big 14 . . . . They ALREADY have an outsized presence and influence in college football. They lose all of that by becoming just another Big 14 conference member like tOSU, Michigan, and . . . Rutgers.
Nope. I do not see this happening.
True but they easily make it this year even with the 1 loss assuming they won the ACC championship which would've been highly likely.Also, "continually" left out? They've been in the playoffs multiple times under the current format.
I'm not sure beating Wake or Pitt would get them in.True but they easily make it this year even with the 1 loss assuming they won the ACC championship which would've been highly likely.
I'm not sure beating Wake or Pitt would get them in.
I'm not sure beating Wake or Pitt would get them in.