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Uggh, neither.

Preferably: 10 game ACC schedule, 2 P5 opponents, 1 1-AA team open scrimmage in August

Pretty damn good: 9 game ACC schedule, 2 P5 opponents, 1 cupcake

What VT has planned out in the future: 8 game ACC schedule, 2 P5 opponents, ECU in perpetuity, cupcake

Worse: 9 game ACC schedule, 1 P5 opponent, ECU, cupcake
At least we would get FSU/Clem more often, but at the cost of a PSU, Wisky, Michigan, WVU, UMD type of game in the future.

Good news for fencing fans. Daryl Homer will be in the semi finals of the individual men's saber at 5:50 EST tonight on CNBC!

Thank you very much for your considerate and well positioned argument.
It will certainly lead me to consider that other people have different conditions and situations than my own.

I had not considered the hardship that the larger size of a bag may be for others. I will consider your position in the future of these sorts of discussions.

I stand humble and corrected.

-Egbert

Here, it's commercials with some Olympic events and lots of human interest stories mixed in.

Mostly, it's coverage of events Americans are participating in, and in depth coverage of the American athletes. Sometimes they include a sample performance of the top competitors from another country, but usually only if it's an even Americans are expected to win or be competitive in.

paging HOAT

EDIT: I could have sworn I was putting this up in response to a question about sling tv. Apparently not.

I am not a smart man...

The benefit of this decision is that either way, FSU, Clemson, and GT still have to play 10 P5 teams. It's either 9 from the ACC + 1 or 8 ACC + 2. So if they don't really have any justification for complaining unless they're worried about more frequently matching up with a stronger ACC team. Where with the 8+2 system, they could kind of game the system by scheduling Purdue or Kansas consistently.

Or just cycle through home and aways with poor teams like Kansas or Purdue. Every P5 conference has weak teams. The only problem is if they can't schedule with one of them, then they have to play a team that's equal or better than the average ACC team. It's probably in their best interest to take the 9 game schedule. That way they only get hit hard when they play Notre Dame. But, that can be debated.

Answering your edit, there are a number of threads over the last year or so where myself and a few others have extolled the virtues of getting slingtv if you are trying to cut the cord. I think the conclusion is the price is right and if you want to watch ESPN or ESPN2, just log into the ESPN app with your slingtv credentials. The slingtv app sucks (buffering, pixelation, just overall incapable of streaming) but if you're only paying for it for access to sports, then just log into the ESPN app instead. Now you'll just need to pay Comcast for fast streaming internet.

Should have been called up in 2014 I think. Needed that physical, hold-up the play striker once Jozy went down. Thought he could have done the job.

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