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RE: ACC exploring possible move from original home of Greensboro
(08-26-2021 05:24 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  It makes budgetary sense to move it to an air hub. The ACC probably pays a not insignificant penalty in airfare by starting in at Piedmont Triad.

In that vein: Charlotte, NC. Reston, VA. If the league office moves to Atlanta, GA then maybe there's something to an ACC-SEC merger.

You think so? You must not fly out of Charlotte very much.

What does the conference gain by moving to a Pro Town like Charlotte, Atlanta, or DC?

There are now more people in Wake County - home of Raleigh, than there are in Mecklenburg home of Charlotte. But the point is that Charlotte is not much of a step up from Greensboro.
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