As The World Turns đ. How are we feeling about our P2 chances, Hokies?
Better, worse, or the same as a month ago? And why.
It's getting crazy, y'all.
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By the time the ACC implosion happens, space on the lifeboats may be gone.
FSU, Clemson and UNC might find spots, but the ACC leftovers might have to form a new G5-level conference. At that point, I think we'll be left looking wistfully up at the SEC, BIG and even the Big12.
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Maybe even James Stenbeck, heâs a sneaky bastard.
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2hhoop3
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of the soap genre is impressive. In college at the time with nothing better to do in the afternoon, a girlfriend that watched, other?
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hokieZ71
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I also think the ACC is more likely to be in a stronger position in 3-7 years than it is now.
Just my opinion.
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EDGEMAN
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We need to get back to fighting for conference championships again. Win that and we're in the playoff.
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And I think the academic side would approve of that move if the ACC crumbled.
I like that VA is an unconquered state by the P2. And I like that VT and UVA are working together. So that gives me hope.
And I like that VT is being proactive in considering the future. So overall Iâm mildly optimistic.
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VPI_1998
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UVA are in the best positions really - Good schools with relatively good to great athletics, good size with nice alumni bases.
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Stech
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means they will want schools that make good rivalries with the other SEC schools. I think the two state schools in Virginia and North Carolina fit that very well.
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one school can't make a move that hurts the other is a good move at least in the short term. I think both schools would add value to either P2 conference.
OTOH, could you imagine if VT had a B1G invite, and UVa didn't have an invite from either, and we were both forced to go to the Big XII? Turrible. I'm sure UVa would feel the same way if the tables were reversed.
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what does this mean? "the recent Commonwealth move to tie UVa and VT"
did Richmond legislature or govenor make some type of formal statement? I don't recall either VT or UVA President, AD or BOV making statements?
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referring to,
Link:
VA AG
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Stech
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SEC with Virginia Tech, the University of Virginia, the University of North Carolina and North Carolina State.
Great rivalry pick ups in football and basketball, as well as the SEC will improve its Academic institution profile.
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Big 10 had the discussion informally with both the carolina and virginia achools and borh said they are not goong wothout the orher vt uva : state and unc and big 10 didmt want that and sec would accept the 4 as a package. Therefore. Clemson fsu amd oregon washingtom.
Also 2 scenarios
1 the magnificant let fsu do fhe heavy legal and break the door for the rest or
2 the other sick of fsu and if they are willing fo leave and pay grreaf the rest will divide the proceedings.
Any buyback is starting at 300000000. How about inflation? Its also separation costs. And why 10 years?? Some of the existing achools sho may leave after fsu might want the money earlier. .
However extra 2.5 a achool -added fo its budget for 19 years?? Hmm
Other poaition is this is just a fake marrative for fsu fo stir ir up by some unamed trustee to stir it up. We hear nothing from clemson
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And if the SEC is still willing to take all four, would UVa, VT, UNC, and NCState prefer to all stick together in the SEC, or would they prefer to split up?
** Edited by Maroon Baboon at 8/2/2023, 10:21:45 AM
** Edited by Maroon Baboon at 8/2/2023, 1:39:47 PM
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Since ESPN owns the GOR would they financially benefit from trying to break up the league. They already have financial issues. If they could partner with another network and split up the ACC into pieces advantageous to them to get what they want to the SEC and another batch to the B1G and/or B12, would they do it. Just think of the back room deals that would go on to get that done.
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