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Maroon Baboon
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I'd approach ACC business with the idea that CONTRACTION starts in 2036.

In fact, I'd start now to consider the ACC as DEAD after 2036. From there, it makes planning much more clear (even if contraction or death doesn't happen that way, and the ACC miraculously heals). But watching the ACC trying to hang on to the status quo is demoralizing. 1. VT should be doing everything it takes NOW to EARN an invite to the SEC or B1G by 2036. 2. VT should think about what schools outside the current P2 that they would like to share a future conference with if no P2 invite comes. And if any of those teams are "available" now? We should work to bring them into the ACC right now. ** Edited by Maroon Baboon at 2/17/2023, 5:09:10 PM
Posted: 02/17/2023 at 05:06 PM ET
(In response to this post by EDGEMAN)

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Just go ahead and get this done, the A2PC (Atlantic 2 Pacific Conference)
hoodat 02/16/23 03:18 PM ET
So we will have ultimately have A&P Supermarkets and A&P conference, idea
anotherdamnyankeehokie 02/17/23 10:31 AM ET
Read the article that Big 12 guy posted & I linked, 💵 potential is there.
Stech 02/16/23 10:54 PM ET
I think the key is to take ONE per state.
Maroon Baboon 02/16/23 04:42 PM ET
I think Houston would be a better TX choice
Pylons 02/16/23 05:06 PM ET
So that would probably take whatever we're receiving now, and cut it 50%**
EDGEMAN 02/16/23 04:27 PM ET
if it happened, zero chance
daveinop 02/16/23 06:41 PM ET
2 statements that you make I find interesting.
Maroon Baboon 02/17/23 04:51 PM ET
and I agree about the ACC brass
daveinop 02/18/23 07:51 AM ET
We already have too many mouths to feed.
EDGEMAN 02/16/23 07:36 PM ET
I'd approach ACC business with the idea that CONTRACTION starts in 2036.
Maroon Baboon 02/17/23 05:06 PM ET
amen**
daveinop 02/18/23 07:54 AM ET
Precisely, and has total failure over the complete process !**
FLKEYSHOKIE 02/16/23 04:33 PM ET