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A football secession would be a pretty clean option.

the requirements for a highish level D1 program are increasingly not consistent with the rest of an athletic program. I do think you could make a very attractive conference out of the top 7-8 schools in the Big 12 and the Mag 7.
Posted: 02/13/2025 at 09:49 AM ET
(In response to this post by Big12 guy)

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Can someone make a solid argument why you think the ACC will cut penalties?
Stech 02/12/25 07:51 PM ET
Only way would be if ESPN simultaneously extended ACC media rights deal.
hokieZ71 02/13/25 01:31 PM ET
I agree with the scenario with a caveat
Sunsetunderground 02/13/25 03:21 PM ET
My take is that ESPN will want it (eventually)
SMU Pony 02/13/25 12:21 AM ET
That’s a plausible theory, who do you think goes where in your opinion?**
Stech 02/13/25 08:01 AM ET
The B12 has the geography, The PAC didn't, and the ACC doesn't. **
Big12 guy 02/13/25 07:26 AM ET
If you mean nationwide reach, ACC could get there with a few B12 schools.
Stech 02/13/25 08:20 AM ET
Not sure I follow you...
mancunian 02/13/25 09:05 AM ET
I am saying "if" the Mag 7+1 leave for the P2, I could see the ACC trying
Stech 02/13/25 11:36 AM ET
If such an entity was to materialize, I have no doubt that they could get
Big12 guy 02/13/25 09:26 AM ET
ESPN article says FSU & Clemson trying to cut penalties by 2031, that's key
Stech 02/13/25 12:03 PM ET
A football secession would be a pretty clean option.
mancunian 02/13/25 09:49 AM ET
Not only that, but you could also consider different
Big12 guy 02/13/25 09:57 AM ET
No, it's not that, it's more with expansion, the B12 can go West, or
Big12 guy 02/13/25 08:33 AM ET
Only reasons would be (1) if ESPN wants it or
SpeakToDamien 02/12/25 10:24 PM ET
I think your #1.....
2hhoop3 02/12/25 10:30 PM ET