From what I’ve read elsewhere the UNC governance of the state universities makes their leaving NC State behind more challenging than say how UCLA left us and the Pac-12. They would end up in one of the two P2 conferences ultimately, but likely not until the ACC craters. Not likely to be aggressive about it, although they may like to be.
Thank you very much for reading, Heyalumnigo. I hope you enjoyed the post.
I do not anticipate the ACC preemptively suing UNC/UVA. Firstly, UNC/UVA voted to sue FSU, so they seem on board with the lawsuit.
Secondly, as we have seen repeatedly here, Clemson/FSU argue that the ACC lawsuits should be dismissed for having "no justiciable controversy. UNC/UVA haven't shown any interest in creating a controversy so the ACC would not be able to sue them.
I wonder if the ACC will preemptively sue UNC and UVa (the two others most likely to leave).
From what I’ve read elsewhere the UNC governance of the state universities makes their leaving NC State behind more challenging than say how UCLA left us and the Pac-12. They would end up in one of the two P2 conferences ultimately, but likely not until the ACC craters. Not likely to be aggressive about it, although they may like to be.
Thank you very much for reading, Heyalumnigo. I hope you enjoyed the post.
I do not anticipate the ACC preemptively suing UNC/UVA. Firstly, UNC/UVA voted to sue FSU, so they seem on board with the lawsuit.
Secondly, as we have seen repeatedly here, Clemson/FSU argue that the ACC lawsuits should be dismissed for having "no justiciable controversy. UNC/UVA haven't shown any interest in creating a controversy so the ACC would not be able to sue them.
Twist, all your posts have been great and informative!