Time for new partner: Big 10 or SEC?

NDPhilly

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They've said that? How do we know that?

They know it’s them or sticking with the ACC. Why would they allow us to get special treatment? I certainly think OSU in Michigan wouldn’t be fans of that arrangement.
 

DomeFieldAdvantage

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B1G isn’t going to allow us to join as a “partner” like the ACC has. They have too much leverage to do that.
Get the olympic sports back in the big east. Its not that much worse than the ACC for most sports now, it has more teams in big cities for us to do alumni engagement and student recruitment, and it could probably also save money on travel.
 

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They know it’s them or sticking with the ACC. Why would they allow us to get special treatment? I certainly think OSU in Michigan wouldn’t be fans of that arrangement.
They don’t know that, how do they know ND doesn’t go to the SEC and really F them?
 

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The thing a lot of people here and nationally don’t acknowledge enough is ND as been aligned with the SEC on most everything for a few years now. This is due to the idea that at large berths are obviously what ND wants and what the SEC wants. The SEC also stands to support ND Independence since us joining a conference would at best for them mean joining the ACC and at worst joining the B1G. So we have voted, scheduled and presented a unified font. This decision just broke that. If we aren’t aligned on CFP decisions, the shared NBC deal, rivalries with the B1G do come into focus. Who knows where the winds blow but it’s definitely slightly in the B1G’s favor now.
 

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The thing a lot of people here and nationally don’t acknowledge enough is ND as been aligned with the SEC on most everything for a few years now. This is due to the idea that at large berths are obviously what ND wants and what the SEC wants. The SEC also stands to support ND Independence since us joining a conference would at best for them mean joining the ACC and at worst joining the B1G. So we have voted, scheduled and presented a unified font. This decision just broke that. If we aren’t aligned on CFP decisions, the shared NBC deal, rivalries with the B1G do come into focus. Who knows where the winds blow but it’s definitely slightly in the B1G’s favor now.
Even with the BS PE deal coming up?

There’s a lot of dead weight in the Big10 to the point that I can’t imagine this goes well.
 
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