Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[Bob Loblaw]

I don’t trust people who use double letters for names. Sounds like an LL to me. 

[USFBULL_08]

6 hours ago, Bull Matrix said:

Would love the chance to eat OSU and WSU. They were always G5ish programs.

[Rocky Style]

1 hour ago, USFBULL_08 said:

Would love the chance to eat OSU and WSU. They were always G5ish programs.

I will not make this joke about their mascots.  Too mature for that.

Edited July 8 by Rocky Style

[NovaBull]

7 hours ago, Brad said:

I was waiting for JJ.  It is to be.  

[ForestBull]

13 hours ago, Bob Loblaw said:

I don’t trust people who use double letters for names. Sounds like an LL to me. 

[Brad]

BB Waldon?

[Bull Matrix]

Double J - Jeff Jarret

 

[Friscobull]

14 hours ago, Bob Loblaw said:

I don’t trust people who use double letters for names. Sounds like an LL to me. 

[Rocky Style]

1 hour ago, ForestBull said:

Got a nostalgia hit off of this gif.  I suspect we will get back to this in 2024.

[CF is NFL Jr]

Questions.   

 

1. I see many comparisons between a depleted ACC and the B12.  At what point does the depleted ACC become a lower level conference.  WE know FSU and Clemson leave.  Is is if UNC and another leave?  Or does it take more for the ACC to be considered truly depleted? 

 

2.  I still see people talking about media markets.   With cable pretty much a thing of the past does the market in which the school is located really matter?  I look at Rutgers or Vandy.  Both in good markets, but with cable subscriptions not a thing does it matter anymore?  Miami is a classic example. They have some national following, but don't carry much in terms of Miami, which is a big market, unless they are winning.  Maybe followers online mean more? 

 

3.  If the ACC loses FSU, Clemson, UNC and Miami (or some other team). Then there are rumors of a few others moving to the B12 (but nothing concrete).  Both the ACC and the B12 call and say we need a decision today.   Who do you pick and why?