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I like the new brick renders better as well, the building doesn't integrate well with the stadium in the original renders imo

How does TV money get handled in this scenario of promotion and relegation? Let me know. The Big10 and SEC are already at the top and trying to lock that permanently in as best they can, they aren't going to agree to a TV revenue situation where any of their teams might fall, and they aren't...

Not sure that what Jim Phillips says matters, he wasn't even around when the GOR was signed.

Agreed with not that they should - you run into the potential problem of not having the funds to do the renovation if some portion of the money gets reallocated. Ok you've helped pay down the debt some at that point, but the Edge continues to fall into disrepair because you've robbed the money...

That's literally what I said. Now, let's do a brief recap: IT'S 👏 NOT 👏YOUR 👏MONEY👏 If you are so concerned, send the GTAA YOUR money to pay down the debt, I'm sure they will be thankful.

You seem awfully upset about how other people are spending their money.

I mean, the biggest problem was that LT was incredibly hard to bring down because of his size. We had been having trouble stopping him all game, that's why Jeremiah was frustrated and swung. Had he been as easy tackle as most quarterbacks, the hit would have never happened.

Fair enough, not you in particular but there are plenty who have taken it so. So what this boils down to is that I think ESPN made the ACC and its members sign an NDA for a reason (to protect valuable trade information), and you think they just did it for fun(?) and won't really care if some...

Did the B1G or GT accuse anyone of committing felonies when that information finally came out though? It's one thing to discuss after the fact when you think no one cares, but ESPN and the ACC very clearly care in this situation.

Because you are for some reason taking part of their claim as gospel that is completely unverified, even though many other parts of their claims have been found to be flawed/incorrect.

ESPN is suggesting that members of FSU have possibly committed felonies by revealing trade secrets and they may go after them. On what planet would another ACC school see that, and say to themselves "yea, I think we should talk about this openly too"?

It's pretty easy to determine the top 5 rankings in the SEC from last season, and I've posted it before: Alabama - Beat uga, LSU, and Ole Miss, no losses in conference uga - Beat ole miss and mizzou, lost to Bama ole miss - Lost to bama and uga, beat LSU and Mizzou LSU - Lost to Bama and Ole...

LSU was the 4th best team in the SEC, behind Bama, uga, and Ole Miss. Mizzou was 5th. And what your list shows is that in general, the team expected to be better based on conference rank was better, with the exceptions of Miami-A&M (ACC) and Louisville-Kentucky (SEC). If the SEC was head and...

yes I'm aware they aren't in the top 25, but I wouldn't be surprised at all to see UF and Auburn in the 25-40 range. Heck, going off the athlon sports final 2023 rankings, they have Auburn (#56) ahead of Tech (#59) with Florida right behind at #60. Auburn went 6-7, getting absolutely crushed...

The discussion about the middling teams comes from the "reasoning" often provided that the SEC teams deserve more guaranteed spots, or deserve a bye over the other conferences, or an OOC loss by an SEC team is excused because "they play such a brutal SeC schedule" that is so much harder than...

Why would ESPN agree to give up media rights of teams they already own at a very favorable rate, and allow them to go to a competitor?

Even if ESPN doesn't extend the option (whatever it may cover), I would expect them to want to negotiate a media rights contract with the ACC, there is still valuable media rights to be had, and they still have time slots to fill. Not extending also allows FOX/NBC/Apple/Amazon/etc to get in the...

Sounds like we are due

They were the 4th or 5th best conference this past season.

I prefer bluegrass🪕