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Unless the NCAA can force the ACC to move their events, and I don't think they can, then what the NCAA does for NCAA events has no bearing on ACC specific events. If the ACC is going to move major events out of NC then they would also have to move their headquarters out, otherwise they're just spineless. The ACC is deeply ingrained in NC, which the NCAA is not. I would think the only way this get pushed is if either, multiple universities force the issue or if sponsors for the major events start pulling out. Any decision I believe would have to be voted on by the member universities.

Also, moving these events out of NC likely hurts the ACC more than anything, every saw how disastrous the ACC Championship games were when not held in Charlotte. The ACC Tournament moves around a lot but always does best in Greensboro or Charlotte. Ultimately this will be a financial decision, IMO.

As I read this, I wonder what area would better suit the ACC? Think about it for a minute... If we (the ACC) really want to continue to elevate and compete with/be better than the SEC in football, why not figure out a way to get the ACCCG to the 757 where all these kids can see/be a part of that great atmosphere and venue?

I understand this would take a great deal of money and planning, but a long term plan to this end could pay huge dividends to ACC schools.

Seeing plenty of anti-mayonnaise posts on here makes me wonder what having a wrong opinion feels like.

Steve Addazio clicks on the Game of Thrones threads with 500 responses so he can post, "Who cares about Game of Thrones? Why is this on TKP?"

BC students: "Hey Addaaaaaaaziooooo, thro da hail maraaaaaaaa!!!!"

It's probably partially about him being an associate head coach but also I think it goes back to that article about how excited he (and Coach Wiles) is about the new identity this team has. He's still true to form in discussing where improvement is needed but he seem's really optimistic and I think he has a lot of faith that this defense can be very, very good (not that they're not good now, of course).

I love it.

Same (except I don't have a wife monitoring my cart).

Only a former offensive lineman would like beet salad, since beets taste like dirt.

Awesome, thanks French. I mostly enjoy fishing from the Avon pier, especially at night.

I've been known to sneak that into the grocery cart when shopping with the wife a time or two... that, and the carrot cake from Harris Teeter.

Harris Teeter has a loaded baked potato salad that is an absolute can't-miss.

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