Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[bullsfan27]

I don’t see the acc grabbing ucf and usf with both fsu and Miami in the conference. I thought I read somewhere where the acc said they will never have 4 teams from the same state again after having wake, unc, duke, and nc state

[CousinRicky]

2 hours ago, bullsfan27 said:

I don’t see the acc grabbing ucf and usf with both fsu and Miami in the conference. I thought I read somewhere where the acc said they will never have 4 teams from the same state again after having wake, unc, duke, and nc state

Maybe not so much in football but there is nothing wrong with having those 4 NC teams in the same conference when it comes to hoops.

[Rocky Style]

3 hours ago, bullsfan27 said:

I don’t see the acc grabbing ucf and usf with both fsu and Miami in the conference. I thought I read somewhere where the acc said they will never have 4 teams from the same state again after having wake, unc, duke, and nc state

That's their bad because it would rock.  

10 hours ago, zarnozdabull said:

Let’s hope. Seeing how our endowment is almost second in the state and far ahead from ucf, this would be great for us. 
It would be hilarious if we were to receive AAU status and got picked to go to a higher conference while ucf stayed behind again with all their “national titles” and stuff. The tears would be phenomenal. 

Then would The Judy be the greatest thing to ever happen to USF athletics suddenly?

[Brad]

She could climb up the standings, but I'm still seeing her outside the Top Five/Six.

[Ricky the Bull]

FSU and Miami are but two votes.  The other ACC teams would welcome the possibility of a "diluted" talent pool, although I submit that there are too many good players headed to other states and conferences to affect their recruiting classes substantially.

[NewEnglandBull]

It’s just nice to hear a few media members mentioning us as a program on a higher level. 

[Roaming Bull]

So when do the Pac12 and AAC split up the Big12 leftovers?

[Rocky Style]

15 hours ago, Roaming Bull said:

So when do the Pac12 and AAC split up the Big12 leftovers?

I'm sure USC is in the background making waves currently. 

[smazza]

18 hours ago, Ricky the Bull said:

FSU and Miami are but two votes.  The other ACC teams would welcome the possibility of a "diluted" talent pool, although I submit that there are too many good players headed to other states and conferences to affect their recruiting classes substantially.

having the tampa and orlando market would be huge and smart for long term growth. miami and fsu are really afraid of the i4 competition?

[bcgruber]

ACC or SEC are best case scenarios...both probably never happen