1. They seem to be wanting to go into the South, but are ignoring for the most part the football schools. They expanded for Maryland and Rutgers and these two are buzz kills on the schedule. So they're going to double down on that with UVa or Duke? Even Miami, they had a great year last year. But when they are mid level in the standings, their stadium is half empty. I get the whole AAU snobbery, but to ignore FSU and Clemson (and even VT) is crazy to me. If you come down south and want to make an impact, you do it by taking SEC like schools, not necessarily old order ACC schools. 2. The B1G and SEC have had every opportunity to work together on a number of issues about college football and have failed to do so. THAT is why we are before Congress right now practically begging an institution with less knowledge of the sport than the casual fan to fix everything. IMO, ever since UMd left for the B1G, many of us have been secretly hoping that the B1G and SEC would get together to subdivide the conference. It seems like the ACC is just dead man walking. In turn, there are certain schools "stuck" together (like UVa and VT) who need the big boys (P2) to come in and subdivide the conference and offer lifeboats to such schools at the same time. Ditto for partitioning the entire "Mag 8" and beyond. But still, no action. The B1G-SEC combo has had plenty of chances to act as a de-facto commissioner on NIL, the CFP, transfer rules, etc. But again, nothing. But somehow, these two conferences are doing the most complaining about all of our sport's problems being laid at the feet of Congress.