Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[Skingraft]

Has it really come to this ?

And it only took 335 pages ...

We should get back to important business, like do you get a chicken tender or Italian sub from Publix?

more importantly, how do you get one in virginia???

Ask her nicely?

[charsibb]

 

 

 

 

Has it really come to this ?

And it only took 335 pages ...

We should get back to important business, like do you get a chicken tender or Italian sub from Publix?

more importantly, how do you get one in virginia???

Ask her nicely?

 

 

We have a winner!

[NCBull]

Has it really come to this ?

And it only took 335 pages ...

We should get back to important business, like do you get a chicken tender or Italian sub from Publix?

more importantly, how do you get one in virginia???

Nearest publix to Virginia is in Charlotte NC

Wouldn't the one outside Raleigh, in Cary, be closer ...?

According to publix wiki page there are only 2 stores in North Carolina. One in Asheville and the other in Charlotte. If there is one near Raleigh it probably would be closer

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Publix

I'm not aware of a Publix in Raleigh...if there's one there it's a game changer for me. I'll make the drive today and be couchgating with Publix subs by 4:00!

[Guest]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Has it really come to this ?

And it only took 335 pages ...

We should get back to important business, like do you get a chicken tender or Italian sub from Publix?

more importantly, how do you get one in virginia???

Nearest publix to Virginia is in Charlotte NC

Wouldn't the one outside Raleigh, in Cary, be closer ...?

According to publix wiki page there are only 2 stores in North Carolina. One in Asheville and the other in Charlotte. If there is one near Raleigh it probably would be closer

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Publix

I'm not aware of a Publix in Raleigh...if there's one there it's a game changer for me. I'll make the drive today and be couchgating with Publix subs by 4:00!

 

 

http://store.publix.com/publix/cgi/selection?state-map=NC&mapid=US&lang=en&design=default&region_name=North+Carolina&region=&place=&map.x=327&map.y=162

• • Bradford
  • 1020 Bradford Plaza Way
  • Cary, NC 27519
• • Market Square
  • 9815 Rose Commons Dr
  • Huntersville, NC 28078-3334
• • McKee Farms
  • 3110 Fincher Farm Rd
  • Matthews, NC 28105-5462
• • Ballantyne Town Center
  • 11222 Providence Rd W
  • Charlotte, NC 28277
• • Whitehall Commons
  • 8120 S Tryon St
  • Charlotte, NC 28273-3325
• • Cross Creek
  • 8360 Charlotte Hwy
  • Indian Land, SC 29707-6532
• • Publix On Gold Hill
  • 928 Gold Hill Rd
  • Fort Mill, SC 29708-7947
• • Steele Creek Crossing
  • 12810 S Tryon St
  • Charlotte, NC 28273-6949
• • Cherry Road Crossing
  • 2186 Cherry Rd Ste 101
  • Rock Hill, SC 29732-3282

[NCBull]

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[Bull Matrix]

Publix pulled out from USF. They just dont care right now.  They are off the USF bandwagon. They will be back if we ever start winning. 

[charsibb]

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[Flowers4Heisman]

It's all about the money.

 

Here's what I'm looking at:

 

The ACC needs to plummet in the new system. If FSU stumbles, they are out of the money picture.

 

The Big 12 minus 2, they need to miss out, too.

 

If these two leagues see a big change in their revenue because of the new system, something will happen this summer.

 

If somehow FSU can get away from the ACC, the Big 12 would take them in a heartbeat. As I recall, FSU was losing money by just going to a bowl, and not the national championship. We need these two leagues to do some shaking and baking this coming summer.

 

Last year, the Big 12 earned quite a bit. If they are out of the new system, that's going to hurt them. They will want more legitimacy -and have a playoff.

 

And we need to stop looking so ugly in football, if we want to get invited to the next dance (expansion)...

 

A lot of ifs. But I have hope!

[Skingraft]

Publix pulled out from USF. They just dont care right now. They are off the USF bandwagon. They will be back if we ever start winning.

I'm not so sure about that; in many cultures, pulling out is a sign of respect to the other participant

[redbird2001]

It's all about the money.

 

Here's what I'm looking at:

 

The ACC needs to plummet in the new system. If FSU stumbles, they are out of the money picture.

 

The Big 12 minus 2, they need to miss out, too.

 

If these two leagues see a big change in their revenue because of the new system, something will happen this summer.

 

If somehow FSU can get away from the ACC, the Big 12 would take them in a heartbeat. As I recall, FSU was losing money by just going to a bowl, and not the national championship. We need these two leagues to do some shaking and baking this coming summer.

 

Last year, the Big 12 earned quite a bit. If they are out of the new system, that's going to hurt them. They will want more legitimacy -and have a playoff.

 

And we need to stop looking so ugly in football, if we want to get invited to the next dance (expansion)...

 

A lot of ifs. But I have hope!

 

 

What your missing is FSU and all the teams in the ACC signed a Grant of Rights deal. Meaning if FSU is leaving it won't be for at least 10 years.   Reason being all their TV money would go to the ACC for 10 years if they tried to leave.  No school is doing that.