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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 132109417" data-attributes="member: 1428007">From what I‘ve read, the Big Ten is interested in BOTH FSU AND MIAMI.&nbsp; Which makes sense since you don’t want one or the other isolated.&nbsp; FSU has met with both the SEC and Big Ten from various reports.&nbsp; That’s from SEC and Big Ten sources not from those schools alone if at all.Every ACC team may not be offered a spot somewhere else Of course,&nbsp; but all could do better elsewhere including in the BIG 12.The Big Ten has time to wait, but it’s the SEC that is more in question here.&nbsp; They may not desire to wait until 2036 and the SEC really has to land certain ACC schools to land more lucrative deals to keep pace with the Big Ten.Certainly FSU and others don’t want to wait.&nbsp; It’s likely very wishful thinking on the part of ACC fandom that schools and more powerful conferences will wait 14 years and hundreds of millions of dollars before something gives.&nbsp; By then the ACC schools will be a distant afterthought in CFB which had moved on a decade before.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 132109417, member: 1428007"] From what I‘ve read, the Big Ten is interested in BOTH FSU AND MIAMI. Which makes sense since you don’t want one or the other isolated. FSU has met with both the SEC and Big Ten from various reports. That’s from SEC and Big Ten sources not from those schools alone if at all. Every ACC team may not be offered a spot somewhere else Of course, but all could do better elsewhere including in the BIG 12. The Big Ten has time to wait, but it’s the SEC that is more in question here. They may not desire to wait until 2036 and the SEC really has to land certain ACC schools to land more lucrative deals to keep pace with the Big Ten. Certainly FSU and others don’t want to wait. It’s likely very wishful thinking on the part of ACC fandom that schools and more powerful conferences will wait 14 years and hundreds of millions of dollars before something gives. By then the ACC schools will be a distant afterthought in CFB which had moved on a decade before. [/QUOTE]

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