Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[Rocky Style]

47 minutes ago, ClassOf2005Bull said:

I'd rather go B1G then go ACC. Getting a B1G invite would be HUGE. Just imagine the amount of cope from the Mickey Mouse Kids.

They already mainline copium.

[Mike Stuben]

11 hours ago, Bull Matrix said:

Good question. Seems MK is trolling or just letting the Big Ten peep know that USF is already doing what needs to be done regarding the NIL.USF basically already announced the hiring of the NIL manager so that is what I think it is regarding to. 

I think it is similar to what I do on Twitter (but Michael Kelly can do it on a much bigger scale). 

We need to normalize the idea that USF is next in line and belongs in the P4. Getting people to talk about it is positive. 

[ClassOf2005Bull]

50 minutes ago, John Lewis said:

Great movie! 

[John Lewis]

13 minutes ago, ClassOf2005Bull said:

Great movie! 

My annual tradition is to watch it before the season begins.

[ClassOf2005Bull]

6 minutes ago, John Lewis said:

My annual tradition is to watch it before the season begins.

James Caan ignoring that Mexican Gatorade was being used. "You can put on twenty pounds of muscle over a summer if you hit the gym 'real hard'"...Yeah...all natural.

[Cat941]

Cuse, Duke, WF, BC, Stanford, Cal, and SMU wouldn't be in 32 team super conference

FLYWAREAGLE.COM

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Seven current ACC teams wouldn't make a supposed 32-team super conference -- a spinoff of the 80-team super league that was rumored in April -- according to lon

 

[Cat941]

 

[Outlaw]

1 hour ago, Cat941 said:

Cuse, Duke, WF, BC, Stanford, Cal, and SMU wouldn't be in 32 team super conference

FLYWAREAGLE.COM

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Seven current ACC teams wouldn't make a supposed 32-team super conference -- a spinoff of the 80-team super league that was rumored in April -- according to lon

 

By 32 team they conference they mean the sec and b1g. I think those two conferences eventually form their own league. 

[goingbackbull]

So with the news that the Rays were almost sold for an astronomical number, now I just read the someone approached the Bucs and offered over 6 Billion and now the very sad news of Vinik selling and the Bolts value over 2 Billion.  What does this tell the ACC (or dare I say the Big 10)  that the value of sports in the Tampa Bay market is one of the best in the country? 

[Cat941]

6 minutes ago, goingbackbull said:

So with the news that the Rays were almost sold for an astronomical number, now I just read the someone approached the Bucs and offered over 6 Billion and now the very sad news of Vinik selling and the Bolts value over 2 Billion.  What does this tell the ACC (or dare I say the Big 10)  that the value of sports in the Tampa Bay market is one of the best in the country?