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Bill Belichick to UNC: Could This Be The Beginning Of The End Of The ACC
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Bill Belichick to UNC: Could This Be The Beginning Of The End Of The ACC
Could this be the beginning of the end of the ACC as we know? Their next step in joining the Big 10 or the SEC. Don't know if they have the Alabama, LSU, Oklahoma et.al. NIL money
12-12-2024 11:51 AM
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RE: Bill Belichick to UNC: Could This Be The Beginning Of The End Of The ACC
It's one more step toward pro college football. The not only hired him, they hired a general manager.
12-13-2024 08:46 PM
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RE: Bill Belichick to UNC: Could This Be The Beginning Of The End Of The ACC
Correcto. UNC has hitched their wagon to FSU and Clemson as dissidents who would love to leave the ACC and join the SEC division of the SEC/B1G SuperLeague.
12-16-2024 05:16 PM
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RE: Bill Belichick to UNC: Could This Be The Beginning Of The End Of The ACC
(12-12-2024 11:51 AM)CyberBlazer Wrote:  Could this be the beginning of the end of the ACC as we know? Their next step in joining the Big 10 or the SEC. Don't know if they have the Alabama, LSU, Oklahoma et.al. NIL money

Quote:Hayes tweeted that North Carolina is preparing to stretch the budget from just $4 million to a staggering $20 million, a number that if true would place UNC into the upper echelon of the elite college football programs at least in terms of resources.
12-16-2024 05:30 PM
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