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Sounds logical based upon the current ACC contract. Time to by Hickster
renegotiate. If 2 of the following 3 teams leave the ACC, it is over for the ACC anyways:
- Florida St.
- Miami
- Clemson
The article that was attached to the original post in this thread, saying Notre Dame and Florida St. could join the Big 12 Conference makes no sense. The Big 12 is the weakest of the 4 major conferences, and ND should never join the Big 12. Stay in the ACC until the next shoe drops:
- Super League for college football.
- The 3 major ACC teams leave.
Try to avoid joining the Big Ten as long as possible, to see if the Major football conference forms - could be outside of the NCAA.