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Yeah it would be a one and done with the turf conditions. Danny would get tweaked, ACC powers would get tweaked, things would be said, and it wouldn't ever return.
Bmore and Philly flip back and forth with Army-Navy, they prob wouldn't be up for it. And, you're pushing further north with weather and away from ACC alumni bases.
Out: Charlotte, Atlanta (SEC), Miami (home field)
In: DC, JAX, ORL.
JAX would be the easy choice considering the ACC history there. DC is more centrally located (BC and SU could theoretically be there!).
But considering the political reasons for a move, ORL would make a nice gesture to the LGBTQ community. They also don't have an NFL team to schedule around.
Columbia would be a great location, but I don't see the ACC paying a SEC school to host their championship game.
City stadium but it would need major upgrades.
Are there any possible stadiums in Richmond? I don't believe there are but that could be a good north/south compromise.
That's why you hire d line coach and or LB coach who can recruit his nuts off.
Our d line coach seems to be ok at recruiting everything but the DL. Our LB coach seems to be good at recruiting everything but LB's.
That shouldn't be the case.
He is not near as fast as Vick though.
I really hope we can have an offense that can succeed without needing a Vick like talent under center.
I think we need to test this theory. You guys go buy the food and I'll eat it and let you in on my findings. It's all for science, of course.
Correct. That's what I said and I disagree a team that plays at TWO ACC stadiums this year should get a full share of TV revenue.
I believe great things are going to happen this weekend, keep your hopes up my friends!
winner winner chicken dinner .... besides, I Uber to/from the game for less than $10 so let's not put any bad Karma out there on the topic.
FedEx field has horrible turf. Get the skins to build a new stadium in DC then move the game here.
Everything about the WBB program and players is a great improvement from top to bottom. Solid hire here and VT should move out of the basement this year.
http://www.collegiatetimes.com/sports/gilmer-to-transfer-from-virginia-t...
Here is the link on Gilmer. Nahodil twitter accounto still show her as part of the program, so not sure what is going on there.
Not getting into specific politics, the powers that run these leagues/organizations need to realize that sooner or later any one of these southern states (popular destinations in warmer climates) could enact laws that "force" them to move their event again.
"1 hour from Charlotte" made me think of this. SC has made its fair share of (what the media would say are) controversial decisions.
Just play football!
Why not both...?
Women's Hoops is very under the radar, so good luck finding stuff for some of the players. None of those four were really ACC level players (Koshuta could have been if she could get in shape), so for the most part the team will be better off. It will be very interesting to see how things play out in the first year under Kenny.
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# | ASK FRENCH- What are your Hokie football questions before fall camp kicks off? ok, I've got to ask it, Your detailed analyses of VT's O and D is so amazing...do you (or does anyone at TKP) ever think you might be helping the enemy...I know all coaches and our opponents will do their own video analysis of VT's O&D (and yes they'll probably review Tulsa and TCU teams to gauge what CJF will do) but your recent article where you pointed out all running plays followed the HB for what 8 games really made me think that you just might be potentially helping the enemy by pointing out so many VT tendencies, etc...so the question is...do you ever think about this? and if so, do you hold some stuff back?
They get a full share of the ACC Network revenue, but they don't get the same amount of total money from the deal that full ACC members get. David Teel lays it out pretty well.
"Also during that one-on-one, Swofford said that Notre Dame, an ACC member for sports other than football, will receive a full share of ACC Network revenue. The Fighting Irish receive one-fifth of a full share of the conference's guaranteed rights fees from ESPN.
And while the full-share arrangement may frustrate some who want Notre Dame all in, understand that without the Irish's national brand and overall sports excellence, there might well not be an ACC Network. Further, Notre Dame will produce more than its share of ACC Network content."
http://www.dailypress.com/sports/teel-blog/dp-teel-time-acc-announces-ne...
and now I feel sillier because it is Sophia Bush, playing Andrews. Peachy.
I thought it was Sophia Bush. Oops.
That is about the funniest dam thing I've read this week.


Just looked at Orlando Camping World Stadium, I'm impressed with the remodel, it looks great. They also don't have any events scheduled that weekend. So add Orlando to the list of places that would work.