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Losing UVa to the B10 will not be a bad outcome for VT.

1. It would open up a path for VT to the SEC. And I'm telling you. realistically, the SEC is the only P2 option for VT. People on this board like the B10 for some reason, but the feeling isn't reciprocal lol. 2. Even if VT doesn't get any invite, losing UVa isn't going to be a fatal blow to the ACC. So far, the B10 has only invited AAU schools and that would limit their choices (FSU, Clemson, and VT are out. again, VT has zero chance with the B1G in my view).
Posted: 03/22/2026 at 06:46 PM ET
(In response to this post by Maroon Baboon)

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Per Greg Fluguar. UVa not interested in following UNC to the SEC if they go
Maroon Baboon 03/21/26 11:47 PM ET
Let's see them turn down an offer
HokiesACC2004 03/22/26 10:18 PM ET
Thanks. I don't take Flug seriously but this is interesting.
RandomAsianGuy 03/22/26 03:44 PM ET
A potential reason the Big Ten may decide to invite UVA without adding UNC
VTHokie2000 03/23/26 01:11 PM ET
Agreed. Those folks predicting the implosion of the ACC
VT ChemE 1986 03/23/26 12:10 PM ET
You asked why the B10 would invite UVa without getting UNC.
Maroon Baboon 03/22/26 03:59 PM ET
UVA may be in their own.
MrFantastic! 03/23/26 03:06 AM ET
Losing UVa to the B10 will not be a bad outcome for VT.
RandomAsianGuy 03/22/26 06:46 PM ET