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Those four schools are a bunch of tardsJust call the ACC dysfunctional when a rich school like Stanford would join for free and we don't bring them in - just stupid and I am pissed at all 4 of the schools voting "no". I expected stupidity from FSU and Clemson but not UNC and as for NC State - what a bunch of wussies.
I will be one pissed MF'er if FSU, Clemson, and ööööING UNC come out of this getting MORE payout than the rest of the ACC. That will absolutely be the death knell of the conference.I am very confused about what's going on.
I hope there are no concessions made to arrogant FSU. Their administrators and trustees run down the conference in public all the time. They are not worth the trouble. I would not pull for them if they played Georgia.
Berkeley has contributed a lot to science and technology, particularly computing. Think some of y'all are just biased against them because of the general political culture/bent there.
Yes they are sort of a football has-been but don't look too hard in the mirror.
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Thinking outside the box.......if the ACC adds Stanford and Navy, that gives us two of ND's 3 teams the play every year. ND's NBC deal is up soon......would ESPN give us the additional $500mil/year the ACC needs to match the B1G / $EC revenues, to gain 6-7 ND home games, for a total of 10-11 ND games every year? Part of that could be the ACC Network adding California and Maryland to its in-state cable / satellite / streaming revenue increases.The only concession that would be acceptable is ND joining the ACC as a full member as part of the conference TV and revenue share deal.
There is no way we should be adding OSU and WSU.
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Or just call it “ACC” and don’t have it abbreviate anything. That’s the easiest approach.If this happens would we change the name to the All Coast Conference? Keep the acronym, just change the name. So no messy URL changes. Ditch the divisions and we are all good. Sounds too easy so it means it won't happen.
Clearly teams will vote against any model they gives them less money. The only way I see it work is the post above where ND joins and the ACC figure out how to give uneven payout that makes everyone else better off.To have bound yourself to the ACC and your granting of rights and then have the distribution model change so that you get a smaller share of revenue should free you from the original agreement. That means to make your legal case you should vote no on unequal distribution. Pay attention to that GT, don’t vote for anything that puts you at a financial disadvantage that binds you for another dozen years. The only exception would be to vote for a model that distributes based on TV market size. Take that Tallahassee, Clemson, Blacksburg and the Triangle teams who should divide the triangle market by 3 for their share size.
The only concession that would be acceptable is ND joining the ACC as a full member as part of the conference TV and revenue share deal.
There is no way we should be adding OSU and WSU.
That's what ND does to the ACC every time they are allowed to vote on football.Look at me I'm making a FSU or it could be a uga