(08-07-2022 08:07 AM)esayem Wrote:  

(08-06-2022 10:27 PM)Pat125 Wrote:  

(08-06-2022 05:56 PM)esayem Wrote:  

(08-06-2022 02:59 PM)Pat125 Wrote:  

(08-06-2022 01:36 PM)esayem Wrote:  I just posted how things really are lol

Maryland jumped for money and it hasn’t paid off performance wise.

*I should say one of my oldest friends is a diehard Terp fan and he and others still aren’t happy with the move. It’s not like fans are experiencing all this wealth.

Your posting “how things really are,” is up for debate, and you’re losing big time. And while I appreciate your unsolicited opinion of Maryland (who I didn’t bring up) is irrelevant to the discussion, except as more evidence of your distorted view of the ACC.

Losing what? Money like Maryland’s athletic department to the point they switched conferences to get pounded by Penn St and Ohio St on a yearly basis?

This is getting fun!

Yeesh. I’m not sure if your obtuseness comes natural or is deliberate. And the fact that you get off on this, is disturbing.

Again, I never brought up Maryland, and could not possibly care what you think of them. If it helps your obsession, Maryland sucks and is naughty, okay?

I was referring to your hypocritical worshipping and bootlicking of the ACC.

NJTerp

You obviously haven’t been paying attention the last 30 years. UNC has always been a roadblock for ACC expansion. That’s what I was referring to regarding the topic and it actually is “how things are”. Maryland was a member of the ACC during the discussed time period and a loud voice regarding decision making. They are the only school to leave the conference and the main reason for the GOR.

The fact you think there is some winner/loser in discussing accurate historical accounts is idiotic. Because you are failing to recognize these basic truths it’s difficult to take you seriously.

I was referring to how the ACC expanded, not why or who supported/opposed it.

I understand the basic truths, but I and those without ACC biases saw their actions for what they are, and see the gross hypocrisy of excusing ACC’s gutting of the BIg East, while condemning the Big Ten’s recent actions.

Anyway, I will leave it at that. I can agree to disagree and accept that the feeling is mutual regarding the personal opinions of each other.