Those clowns can already afford to spend more money on basketball than ACC schools are able or willing to do. I just see this arrangement as giving the SEC the opportunity to gain more head-to-head wins over the ACC, which will eventually negate the argument that the ACC is the better league and the better avenue for kids to get to the NBA. The only SEC program with top level credibility is Kentucky, and the Cats will get perpetually rotated between UNC and Duke with perhaps an occasional game against UVa, etc. There are not going to be any matchups between Tech and UK. As long as the SEC-B12 challenge has been going on, UK has almost always been matched against Kansas. WVU, for example, has played UK just once in that time even though there is a dormant, natural rivalry that dates back to the late 1950s. The problem with these challenges is that ESPN is allowed to set the marquee matchups it wants every year instead of allowing a more natural rotation among all conference members. It's why Tech has never played Indiana or Michigan State in the B1G challenge and routinely gets matched with Iowa and PSU.