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	Comments on: ACC Presidents Pledge Solidarity, But For How Long?	</title>
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		By: EMann		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I tend to agree with you regarding the Big 12 and the SEC-I was just saying that the rumors did exist (at least over the summer about the B12).  The B1G is definitely being the most assertive right now-and if the exit fee is not upheld, they are definitely the strongest threat to poach more teams from the ACC.  And your last point is also accurate-while i didn&#039;t mention that specifically, I would say that is what my last paragraph is generally alluding to (particularly as a precursor to even more ridiculous movements, assuming they take place).]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I tend to agree with you regarding the Big 12 and the SEC-I was just saying that the rumors did exist (at least over the summer about the B12).  The B1G is definitely being the most assertive right now-and if the exit fee is not upheld, they are definitely the strongest threat to poach more teams from the ACC.  And your last point is also accurate-while i didn&#8217;t mention that specifically, I would say that is what my last paragraph is generally alluding to (particularly as a precursor to even more ridiculous movements, assuming they take place).</p>
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		By: DMoore		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[You mentioned the Big12.  I&#039;m not sure they&#039;re strong enough to poach from the ACC.  I think Clemson and Florida State have already looked deeply into those contracts and seen signs of weakness for anyone not named Texas.  Given that the SEC won&#039;t take any key ACC football programs (they don&#039;t need to, and their members don&#039;t want another program from the state of a current member), I think only the B1G is a current threat.  I suspect the real question will revolve around seeing what really happens to Maryland, the battle for the exit fee, and whether the B1G really does see a windfall from their poaching Maryland and Rutgers.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You mentioned the Big12.  I&#8217;m not sure they&#8217;re strong enough to poach from the ACC.  I think Clemson and Florida State have already looked deeply into those contracts and seen signs of weakness for anyone not named Texas.  Given that the SEC won&#8217;t take any key ACC football programs (they don&#8217;t need to, and their members don&#8217;t want another program from the state of a current member), I think only the B1G is a current threat.  I suspect the real question will revolve around seeing what really happens to Maryland, the battle for the exit fee, and whether the B1G really does see a windfall from their poaching Maryland and Rutgers.</p>
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