Insights from this writer and his opinion, about the future of CFB where it's going. Quote below.

"Whatever radical realignment scenario gets drawn up – we’ve tried many – it’s almost impossible to get that fourth 16-team grouping to work without blowing up the conferences and starting over." Crap hits the fan for the ACC in his scenario on how it may play out.

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The B-12 doesn't have the ability to lop anything off the ACC, sorry...try again...

I guess it's possible the robots will have taken over by 2034 but if things progress a little more slowly, I am guessing that these teams will be the big winners and losers in 20 years in college football

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(03-29-2014 10:41 PM)BIgCatonProwl Wrote:  Insights from this writer and his opinion, about the future of CFB where it's going. Quote below.

"Whatever radical realignment scenario gets drawn up – we’ve tried many – it’s almost impossible to get that fourth 16-team grouping to work without blowing up the conferences and starting over." Crap hits the fan for the ACC in his scenario on how it may play out.

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Are you sure about this, it sounds far out, man!

B12 isn't taking anything from the ACC.

(03-29-2014 10:41 PM)BIgCatonProwl Wrote:  Insights from this writer and his opinion, about the future of CFB where it's going. Quote below.

"Whatever radical realignment scenario gets drawn up – we’ve tried many – it’s almost impossible to get that fourth 16-team grouping to work without blowing up the conferences and starting over." Crap hits the fan for the ACC in his scenario on how it may play out.

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This article was written by a dumb @ss!

(03-30-2014 09:07 AM)Wilkie01 Wrote:  

(03-29-2014 10:41 PM)BIgCatonProwl Wrote:  Insights from this writer and his opinion, about the future of CFB where it's going. Quote below.

"Whatever radical realignment scenario gets drawn up – we’ve tried many – it’s almost impossible to get that fourth 16-team grouping to work without blowing up the conferences and starting over." Crap hits the fan for the ACC in his scenario on how it may play out.

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Are you sure about this, it sounds far out, man!

Good song.

As far as the future of realignment, I feel the courts and maybe the politicians will have more to do with it with the pending lawsuit.

The idea of the Big 12 taking from the ACC remains laughable. Sorry, but the only good realistic option is adding BYU, Boise, Cincy, and UCF. And quite frankly, you could do a LOT worse than that (see: B1G desperately adding Maryland and Rutgers).