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07-05-2012 08:17 PM |
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TexanMark
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RE: Great News ACC Related
I heard SJU lost their contract at MSG...no more Cuse games to fillup the place for SJU
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07-05-2012 08:46 PM |
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cuseroc
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RE: Great News ACC Related
(07-05-2012 08:17 PM)NJRedMan Wrote: http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball...of-the-acc
LOL at the St Johns fan trying to get a rise out of the Acc fans. Maybe you missed this article:
BE Left Out of Playoff Picture
I will quote some of it for you, that way you will be sure to see it:
Leagues involved in the Rose, Champions and Orange, will get to pick the replacement teams if one their teams is involved in the playoff. At least four times in the BCS era, a second (or third) team from a major conference would have gotten into the new six-bowl rotation based on this latest information. Example: In 2007, Virginia Tech finished No. 3 and would go to the Orange Bowl. In the new structure, the ACC would be allowed to replace Tech with No. 14 Boston College. In 2009, the Champions Bowl would have been allowed to replace No. 2 Texas with No. 19 Oklahoma State.
Those perhaps aren't great replacements, but they're great for the conference -- and tough for the have-nots (Big East, Conference USA, MAC, Sun Belt) trying to get a team into a major bowl.
So rather than constantly obsessing about the Acc in almost every single thread, why dont you guys pool your resources together and work on making the BE better on the field and in the stands and on tv. Then maybe in the next round of negotiations, maybe the BE could get included.
(This post was last modified: 07-05-2012 09:04 PM by cuseroc.)
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07-05-2012 09:02 PM |
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NJRedMan
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RE: Great News ACC Related
(07-05-2012 09:02 PM)cuseroc Wrote: (07-05-2012 08:17 PM)NJRedMan Wrote: http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball...of-the-acc
LOL at the St Johns fan trying to get a rise out of the Acc fans. Maybe you missed this article:
BE Left Out of Playoff Picture
I will quote some of it for you, that way you will be sure to see it:
Leagues involved in the Rose, Champions and Orange, will get to pick the replacement teams if one their teams is involved in the playoff. At least four times in the BCS era, a second (or third) team from a major conference would have gotten into the new six-bowl rotation based on this latest information. Example: In 2007, Virginia Tech finished No. 3 and would go to the Orange Bowl. In the new structure, the ACC would be allowed to replace Tech with No. 14 Boston College. In 2009, the Champions Bowl would have been allowed to replace No. 2 Texas with No. 19 Oklahoma State.
Those perhaps aren't great replacements, but they're great for the conference -- and tough for the have-nots (Big East, Conference USA, MAC, Sun Belt) trying to get a team into a major bowl.
So rather than constantly obsessing about the Acc in almost every single thread, why dont you guys pool your resources together and work on making the BE better on the field and in the stands and on tv. Then maybe in the next round of negotiations, maybe the BE could get included.
We did, thats why we replaced WVU, Pitt and Cuse with Boise, UCF, SMU and Houston. In case you haven't realized Boise has beaten VT in what was a VT home game and SMU just spanked Pitt just a few months ago. Now don't forget the shellacking Temple put on Maryland. The last 5 years the current Big East teams have had more top ten finishes than the ACC who has had zero.
We have proven who is better on the field already.
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07-05-2012 11:11 PM |
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NJRedMan
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RE: Great News ACC Related
(07-05-2012 08:46 PM)TexanMark Wrote: I heard SJU lost their contract at MSG...no more Cuse games to fillup the place for SJU
You heard wrong pal.
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07-05-2012 11:13 PM |
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TexanMark
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RE: Great News ACC Related
(07-05-2012 11:13 PM)NJRedMan Wrote: (07-05-2012 08:46 PM)TexanMark Wrote: I heard SJU lost their contract at MSG...no more Cuse games to fillup the place for SJU
You heard wrong pal.
Why you trolling here? Bring it up on the Conference Alignment board. That was my point.
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07-06-2012 04:32 AM |
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cuseroc
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RE: Great News ACC Related
(07-05-2012 11:11 PM)NJRedMan Wrote: (07-05-2012 09:02 PM)cuseroc Wrote: (07-05-2012 08:17 PM)NJRedMan Wrote: http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball...of-the-acc
LOL at the St Johns fan trying to get a rise out of the Acc fans. Maybe you missed this article:
BE Left Out of Playoff Picture
I will quote some of it for you, that way you will be sure to see it:
Leagues involved in the Rose, Champions and Orange, will get to pick the replacement teams if one their teams is involved in the playoff. At least four times in the BCS era, a second (or third) team from a major conference would have gotten into the new six-bowl rotation based on this latest information. Example: In 2007, Virginia Tech finished No. 3 and would go to the Orange Bowl. In the new structure, the ACC would be allowed to replace Tech with No. 14 Boston College. In 2009, the Champions Bowl would have been allowed to replace No. 2 Texas with No. 19 Oklahoma State.
Those perhaps aren't great replacements, but they're great for the conference -- and tough for the have-nots (Big East, Conference USA, MAC, Sun Belt) trying to get a team into a major bowl.
So rather than constantly obsessing about the Acc in almost every single thread, why dont you guys pool your resources together and work on making the BE better on the field and in the stands and on tv. Then maybe in the next round of negotiations, maybe the BE could get included.
We did, thats why we replaced WVU, Pitt and Cuse with Boise, UCF, SMU and Houston. In case you haven't realized Boise has beaten VT in what was a VT home game and SMU just spanked Pitt just a few months ago. Now don't forget the shellacking Temple put on Maryland. The last 5 years the current Big East teams have had more top ten finishes than the ACC who has had zero.
We have proven who is better on the field already.
Then why have you been left out?
Enough of your non sense. If you have nothing worth adding to this board other then trying to get a rise out of folks, then go away. You are welcome to post here if you are going to add something constructive, but this board will not become like the BE board. Aagain, if you are just trolling, you will not be able to post here. No more warnings for you.
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07-06-2012 07:15 AM |
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OrangeXtreme
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RE: Great News ACC Related
(07-05-2012 11:11 PM)NJRedMan Wrote: We have proven who is better on the field already.
Your 34-24 victory over St Peters in 2002 has shaken the college football world down to its' core.
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07-06-2012 08:06 AM |
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RE: [split] Great News ACC Related
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07-06-2012 11:46 AM |
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