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FSU just went undefeated, blasting the number 13 team in the country (an SEC team) along the way. They knocked off another SEC team with their backup QB. It did nothing for them perception wise. Telling them they need to all risk their futures to try once again to change the perception of their...

I mean, did you see what the committee thinks of the ACC? No matter what happened today, there is no chance the ACC gets more than one team in the playoffs next year or going forward. Winning the ACC championship is all that matters.

Why does their perception even matter at the beginning of the year? In reality, the only thing that matters is winning the ACC. Otherwise they aren't making the playoffs. The ranking of any ACC teams is meaningless with the new playoff format.

I honestly don't think this version of FSU could beat a single team in the ACC.

I thought Louisville/USC was one of the harder games to pick. Both teams had multiple players out. Both were on losing streaks at the end of the season and were relatively disappointed in how the season ended. Its hard to gauge the mindset of young players in that situation. USC ended up having...

Well, its probably worth noting that the judge assigned to the case has an FSU law degree.

If ESPN owns the ACC network and has the ability to not renew their contract with the ACC for media rights past 2027, then does the ACC Network even exist anymore after that?

How do you do that without fining every other team that has players transferring or opting out? UNC is likely going to get blasted today for the same reason.

Showcasing your talents without your two best receivers, your best receiving TE, one of your starting OL, your best RB and most of the good players on your defense is certainly a risky play. Then, if you actually want to play in the Spring for someone else, you only have a few days to make that...

We haven't seen much evidence of players wanting to do this. Drake Maye, DJU, Caleb Williams all were fine finishing their season and then bailing on the bowl game immediately afterwards. Players just seem to not place as much importance on bowl games as they do the regular season, and im not...

I don't personally blame the FSU players at all. They were just flatly told that the games they played this year didn't matter. Its hard to convince them that this last one does. In reality it doesn't. The ones that have future plans that don't involve staying at FSU have no reason to play in...

I don't think there is a single ACC bowl game anyone cares about outside of FSU/UGA and pretty much all of FSU's team is opting out of that game.

The ACC isn't going to survive, its just a matter of when it will die. I think our program is probably more attractive now than it will be in 2036 staying in the ACC. Therefore my vote is to blow this thing up as soon as possible and try to secure a spot for the future.

Judging by the board of trustees meeting that just ended, they don't appear to be saber rattling. They are serious and are starting the process today.

Probably zero. If they make this risky of a move then they probably already have an SEC or Big 10 invite secured in private.

Nice game by Sturdivant. Huge three by George down the stretch. But yeah, overall that felt like a game of who wanted it least.

I fail to see the benefit in having one large irrelevant conference vs. two smaller irrelevant conferences. When all of this goes down, the programs and conferences not included in the P2, should come up with their own path forward. Cut off all ties to the P2, create a new division if needed...

7th in the ACC in HS recruiting 8th in the ACC in HS+transfer

There is literally no reason for the ACC or Big 12 to accept a 5+7 model with unlimited conference bids. It's not beneficial to them in any way. What is the risk in rejecting it? That the SEC and Big 10 will just do their own thing? Yeah, bust of luck with that. This may be the last time these...

We will just get a 24 team playoff with 10 teams from the SEC and 10 teams from the Big 10. Sounds exciting doesn't it?