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Why not? (Seriously) I don't know Strong's background but the only thing holding UL back historically (I would think) would havebeen its membership in second tier conferences. They'll be in the ACC next season and will only add to their giant pile of money. Plus Louisville > Gainesville.

And don't forget this guy:

Tha Papa

Either your math doesn't work out or I am completely misunderstanding something. What I think you're saying is, for example, there's 3 5-team divisions, Division A, Division B, and Division C. Each team plays each other team in their division every year. Each team in Division A plays each team in Division B in even years, and Division C in odd years.

Who does Division C play in even years, and who does Division B play in odd years?

Glad for Kyle, he's my favorite Hokie of all time. My first memory of him in Hokie uniform was when he was a freshman playing Miami (at Miami) and I was at that game. He stopped Lamar Miller cold on 4 and 1 which was a big momentum swing in the game. From then on, he was the man! If he didn't get hurt this year, my guess he would have been an All American.

I said "hoping", not "expecting". There's always a chance at an undefeated season, up until you lose your first game. And even then there's still a chance for a playoff spot, until you lose again. And even then there's a chance for the second coming of the 2007 season, where a 2-loss Virginia Tech missed a berth to the MNCG to a 2-loss LSU. Anything can happen, that's why we play the games.

They are a terrible program. 11-23 over the last 3 seasons. 6-18 in the Big Least. They'll have a new coach but so far new coaches haven't worked out very well for them. Edsall had them pulling in 8-9 win seasons frequently but that is ancient history.

Notre Dame stops being a baby back bitch and becomes a full-member of the ACC

This. Either get all the way in or all the way out. They are complicating the conference with their half-ass scheduling. Love to play them, gives us great exposure on the national stage but IMHO not worth the headache of a non full conference schedule.

1) Typo has since been fixed
2) Of course.
3) Shouldn't matter. It wasn't long ago that three of those four teams were all barely above .500. Additionally, if duke can continue their success, the midatlantic could be just as challenging. Finally, a couple years ago there were 3-4 BCS top 10 teams in the SEC West. The SEC didn't realign.

It's nice that a four year student/athlete would be able to see/play every team in the ACC both home and away. I think all of the in-conference rivalries would stay in tact too?

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