RIP NCAA

[cajun_lannister]

Clemson has filed against the ACC in Pickens County, South Carolina, a source confirms to ESPN. This is the second lawsuit that the ACC faces, as Florida State and the ACC currently have dueling lawsuits.

— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) March 19, 2024

[ZoomZoom]

Clemson has filed against the ACC in Pickens County, South Carolina, a source confirms to ESPN. This is the second lawsuit that the ACC faces, as Florida State and the ACC currently have dueling lawsuits.

— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) March 19, 2024

Clemson and FSU will now race to force the issue. Figure they’ll settle. Then realignment game will be the “Big 2” and the rest of you.

[Duckster]

Might see North Carolina and Virginia jump on this bandwagon before too long.

[ZoomZoom]

Might see North Carolina and Virginia jump on this bandwagon before too long.

There is only so many slots realistically out there where it breaks to the number they desire. Washington State and Oregon State are not the only P5's that's going to be left behind at the train station holding their junk. Clemson and FSU already working on an out as we speak.

[Scott Malkinson]

NEWS: College presidents and top executives have devised a "Super League" to transform college football as they believe the current system is "doomed" and headed for "bankruptcy," leaders tell The Athletic. (w/@slmandel)

The inside story ��

[Turbine]

"headed for "bankruptcy"

Since there isn't a single entity paying everyone, how does this not prove existing collusion?

[RedTails]

NEWS: College presidents and top executives have devised a "Super League" to transform college football as they believe the current system is "doomed" and headed for "bankruptcy," leaders tell The Athletic. (w/@slmandel)

The inside story ��

Some interesting tidbits from the story.

70 permanent universities in the super league of 7 divisions. 50 remaining teams in FBS in a secondary division with the chance of promotion/relegation into an eighth division with the "big boys." Universities/programs in the permanent league cannot be relegated. Universities would own a percentage of the league, with major brands commanding larger slices of the pie (Alabama, Notre Dame, etc).

The rub: private equity firms will provide an influx of cash for stakes in the Universities' programs (gross).

SEC and B1G commissioners declined to speak with representatives of this super league pitch.

I'm guessing SEC and B1G like their secret plan more than this potential takeover of college athletics, or they haven't been greased enough.

This all feels dirty.

[R1Letterman]

"headed for "bankruptcy"

Since there isn't a single entity paying everyone, how does this not prove existing collusion?

All of this sounds awfully similar to things previously called conspiracy theories

[Scott Malkinson]

All of this sounds awfully similar to things previously called conspiracy theories

Nahh Vic said it was a false flag