HeelInTheOzarks
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Yes, my thought process was that I did not think there was any way Kentucky could score a touchdown so as soon as Georgia did, it was going to be too much.
Georgia played very poorly on offense IMO
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Georgia played very poorly on offense IMO
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So . . You did watch a game to the very end and yet you want to categorize it as a "snoozefest" . . ? What was keeping you awake . . ?
HeelInTheOzarks
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I’m a sicko who watches CFB all day. Why am I watching Cal vs SDSU? No good reason.
The average fan would never have called the GA @ UK game a snoozefest . . !!!
I respect you are a deep NCAAF fan tho.
Lol. Kinda feel bad for Wake. They had a nice run there for awhile under Clawson, but that is a very hard place to consistently win.
HeelInTheOzarks
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Only 1 million? That's cheap to get out of taking a beating on the road.
gtyellowjacket
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The idea is they pay more to members whose football games are on TV more. I'm sure it will have a better chance of keeping FSU and Clemson in the conference and keep the ACC viable but I'm not sure its great for UNC or GaTech.
I think a lot of schools are going to say enforce the current deal and let FSU and Clemson sue.
maxcrowder
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well that's good news.
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It is weird
So Clemosn and FSU get say 6 mill more ( I made up the number )
Maybe for Duke. It is a worst case scenario for UNC.
Report: ACC exploring settlement with Florida State and Clemson
Is the legal battle between Florida State and the ACC coming to an end?
www.tomahawknation.com
A source familiar with the matter told Tomahawk Nation the league’s Grant of Rights would need to be shortened to 2030 as part of the deal in order to get buy in from FSU and Clemson. That year coincides with the Big Ten’s next television contract renewal.
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ACC saysReport: ACC exploring settlement with Florida State and Clemson
Is the legal battle between Florida State and the ACC coming to an end?
A source familiar with the matter told Tomahawk Nation the league’s Grant of Rights would need to be shortened to 2030 as part of the deal in order to get buy in from FSU and Clemson. That year coincides with the Big Ten’s next television contract renewal.
"oh sure why didn't we think of that . Hey should the League also pay for Norvels buyout"
CarolinaFever
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Hopefully this means UNC is going to bolt in 2030 for the SEC. I know that would mean they would probably never get in the playoff for football, but it would still be a better conference overall. Adding Cal, Stanford and SMU just ruined it for me.
maxcrowder
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how so?
Devil is in details -- so to speak -- but if a settlement overpays FSU/Clemson and requires UNC to accept less, that is the worst possible result. I'd much prefer status quo or FSU/Clemson to blow it all up.
maxcrowder
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yea i guess i don't really care one way or the other. Would like to keep the conference together, but. If and when it goes away and if we are in difference conferences i hope it ends. No home and home non conference games crap or alternate years. If we happen to play each other, it should be luck of the draw in the tournament.