However it is going to take a while for the dust to settle in the ACC. The PAC looks about finished but FSU is just blowing smoke up everybody's rear end in the ACC. I read that Arizona Board of Regents that governs both Arizona & Arizona State is having a big meeting at 6:00 PM today. That may be the end of the PAC. I also hear that Utah has been on the phone with the B1G front office on a constant basis. The B1G will do good to take Cal & Stanford along with Oregon & Washington. It will be purely an academic issue if Cal & Stanford make the B1G cut. Utah can forget it. Back to the ACC. Just because those seven schools (Magnificent Seven) got together to investigate that GOR does not necessarily mean anything more. I think the only way to bring schools mass exiting the ACC is dissolving the conference. No way else. That is a radical move that stoic reserved academic types shy away from. I mean it is a Las Vegas high roller type move. FSU might vote for dissolution but most of the other six will not. That puts the ACC most likely staying together until 2035. With schools leaving in the same exact style as Texas & Oklahoma leaving the Big 12. Of course FSU will keep grinning & blowing smoke. I think that is their nature.