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Probably different predictors, about 1000 of them these days. Have two gimme games left before ACCT so as long as they don't blow those they will be 23-6 and either #4 or #5 in ACCT.

Unlikely but a win here would be great momentum moving into tournament play.

The goal should be to (1) Identify who we're keeping after NIL deals are reworked (2) Build a foundation/confidence with those players to lean on coming into next year.

I want Lawal back badly - a little work on his body he's a first round draft pick in the OG Anunobly mold.

The ACC- tobacco road, Duke UNC, Dabo Swinney- is dead. Done. Gone. Dead Man Walking. It is not a matter of if, its a matter of when. The conference is dead the moment you have unequal revenue sharing. Duke is asinine if they don't go independent in basketball now. They are the biggest brand in the sport, by far and won't make as much money as Northwestern hoops. Fuck that. Maryland, Mich State, Kansas, all of the carolina schools would play them every year no issues. They could easily put a schedule together. They are a bigger hoops brand than ND is a football brand. I said what I said.

As a VT fan, that fucking NC State team- fuck them. Seriously. 10th seed in the ACC and they win that fucking tourney- thanks Tony Bennett- you prick- to get IN the dance, and then go to a final four. VT wouldn't do that in any fucking sport ever.

Not so good, Bob.
Heard that NC State was planning to fire Keatts after the season, but when they fell into a time warp and won all those games, not only couldn't they fire him, but a contract clause kicked that auto extended the contract and gave him a raise. Don't know if it's true, but got to love it.

I mean at this point, if I were the ACC, Big XII, AAC, MWC, etc, I'd absolutely be exploring options to team up for a streaming-only platform that removes all games across all sports to a single one stop shop and sell it as a subscription to fans. And I mean complete media blackout otherwise, make it so the people who want to watch anything for any school in those conferences have to buy the subscription. Leave ESPN with only the SEC and that gigantic contract to air, and see how quickly their viewers get SEC fatigue.

Sure, you might lose money on the short term, but this is absolutely where sports viewership is going, and why not pool resources to create a home grown system that the conferences themselves control that can be sold direct to the viewers?

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