ACC Decides on New Schedule Format

[Juniper_Run]

The ACC revealed the basic format for scheduling over the next 7 years, and it looks like mostly good news for us: https://www.espn.com/college-footba...eils-7-year-football-slate-new-17-team-league

No divisions, and plenty of flexibility with a limited number of protected rivalries. If we add Stanford, Cal, and SMU to the rotation without needing to add to our 5 games per year commitment, then this is definitely a win for us.

 

[sjb75]

The ACC revealed the basic format for scheduling over the next 7 years, and it looks like mostly good news for us: https://www.espn.com/college-footba...eils-7-year-football-slate-new-17-team-league

No divisions, and plenty of flexibility with a limited number of protected rivalries. If we add Stanford, Cal, and SMU to the rotation without needing to add to our 5 games per year commitment, then this is definitely a win for us.

The ACC is not dumb. And adding Stanford, Cal, and SMU helps.

 

[ivan brunetti]

The ACC is not dumb. And adding Stanford, Cal, and SMU helps.

The ACC added those three teams because they expect to lose FSU, Clemson, UNC, and possibly others, in the near future.

 

[mirer03]

The ACC added those three teams because they expect to lose FSU, Clemson, UNC, and possibly others, in the near future.

Not unc.

But yes. Also multiple reports they want to pull west Virginia

 

[FightingIrish44]

Not unc.

But yes. Also multiple reports they want to pull west Virginia

I like WVU in the ACC. Hopefully that convinces everyone to stay. I would like to see Oregon State and Washington State get Big 12 invites.