Acc to officially expand.

[KingWard]

Acc to officially add smu, call, and Stanford. Vote was taken last night. Don’t know the votes at this time it is believed that NC politics got involved as they tell the NC schools what to do.

N.C. State flipped, the other holdouts did not.

 

[KingWard]

Oh well, it makes as much sense as Oklahoma in the SEC or SoCal in the Big 10.

In the first instance, I disagree; in the second instance, I don't. Oklahoma has preexisting relationships with schools already admitted into the league in years gone by (Texas A&M, Arkansas, and Missouri) and lies in a contiguous state. It's not the same thing at all.

 

[Yard_Pimps]

N.C. State flipped, the other holdouts did not.

I didn’t specify earlier but I mentioned the NC schools didn’t vote together.

 

[KingWard]

I didn’t specify earlier but I mentioned the NC schools didn’t vote together.

That might have significance in subsequent rounds of realignment.

 

[Yard_Pimps]

That might have significance in subsequent rounds of realignment.

I believe you are correct. Dabosits and I thought it was interesting as well.

 

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[Prestonyte]

Wow. So SMU is going 9 years with no distributions. And Cal/Stan are taking a 30% share. I don't care what anybody says, that's a steal for the ACC.

This is what happens when your bargaining position is very weak.

 

[KingWard]

This is what happens when your bargaining position is very weak.

They prostituted themselves to get a roof over their heads.

 

[Prestonyte]

They prostituted themselves to get a roof over their heads.

Exactly, and with a pimp like the ACC, they may regret it in the morning.

 

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Interesting comment from an ACC official in the story about how important it was to add TX and CA to the ACC footprint. Said the top 4 most populated states are NY, FL, TX, and CA and now they’re in all of them.