#Syracuse/Clemson

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“Um, Cuse me, but what was that?”

[maturemenoftvandfilms]

Jim Boeheim American Basketball Coach

Watching Syracuse get blasted by Clemson this past Tuesday had me checking out Boeheim on the sidelines. And I have to say "he could still get a taste."

Just saying.

[colesterstrudel]

Syracuse couldn’t pull off the upset which is fuckin annoying bc I hate it when clemson is happy

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CFB news flash.

Georgia Tech loses a close one to Syracuse , Texas does the expected, OSU slips by Arkansas, Kansas State state wins an earned win against Tulane. Penn State squeezed by a tough just as talented Boiling Green, Georgia currently commands the scoreboard 45-0 against a fun to watch , Tennessee Tech . All State is taking on Clemson. Boise takes on Oregon , Georgia Southern takes on a good Football…

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College Football Breakdown - 2024 Week One (Saturday August 31st).

P4 vs P4: Notre Dame at Texas A&M - 6:30 PM ABC. Notre Dame leads the series, 3-2. (Last meeting - 2001).

Penn State at West Virginia - 11 AM FOX. Penn State leads 49-9-2. (Last meeting - 2023).

Virginia Tech at Vanderbilt - 11 AM ESPN. Virginia Tech leads the series, 6-3. (Last meeting - 1989).

Miami (FL.) at Florida - 2:30 PM ABC. Da U leads the series, 29-27. (Last meeting - 2019).

Clemson vs Georgia - 11 AM ABC. Georgia leads the series, 43-18-4. (Last meeting - 2021).

SEC vs G5: Colorado State at Texas - 2:30 PM ESPN. Texas leads the series, 1-0. (Last meeting - 1975).

Southern Mississippi at Kentucky - 6:45 PM SEC Network. Kentucky leads the series, 3-1. (Last meeting - 2017).

Western Kentucky at Alabama - 6 PM ESPN. Alabama leads the series, 3-0. (Last meeting - 2016).

Old Dominion at South Carolina - 3:15 PM SEC Network. First meeting.

SEC vs FCS: UT Chattanooga at Tennessee - 11:45 AM SEC Network. (Tennessee leads the series, 39-2-2.) Alabama A&M at Auburn - 6:30 PM ESPN+. Eastern Kentucky at Mississippi State - 5 PM ESPN+. (First meeting.) Furman at Ole Miss - 6 PM ESPN+. (Furman leads the series, 1-0).

B1G vs G5: Connecticut at Maryland - 11 AM FS1. Maryland leads the series, 2-1. (Last meeting - 2013).

Fresno State at Michigan - 6:30 PM NBC. First meeting.

UCLA at Hawaii - 6:30 PM CBS. UCLA leads the series, 4-0. (Last meeting - 2021).

Akron at Ohio State - 2:30 PM CBS. Ohio State leads the series, 8-1. (Last meeting - 2021).

Miami (Oh.) at Northwestern - 2:30 PM BTN. Miami (Oh.) leads the series, 7-3. (Last meeting - 2022).

Florida International at Indiana - 2:30 PM BTN. Indiana leads the series, 3-0. (Last meeting - 2018).

UTEP at Nebraska - 2:30 PM FOX. First meeting.

B1G vs FCS: Indiana State at Purdue - 11 AM BTN. Illinois State at Iowa - 11 AM BTN. Idaho at Oregon - 6:30 PM BTN. (First meeting.) Weber State at Washington - 10 PM BTN. (First meeting.)

ACC vs G5: Kent State at Pittsburgh - 11 AM ESPN U. Pittsburgh leads the series, 7-0. (Last meeting - 2003).

Ohio at Syracuse - 2:30 PM ACC Network. Syracuse leads the series, 3-0. (Last meeting - 2021).

Georgia State at Georgia Tech - 7 PM ACC Network. First meeting.

ACC vs FCS: Austin Peay at Louisville - 11 AM ACC Network. (First meeting.) Houston Christian at SMU - 7 PM ESPN+. Richmond at Virginia - 5 PM ESPN+. (Virginia leads the series, 30-3-2.) UC Davis at California - 4 PM ESPN+.

Big 12 vs G5: UNLV at Houston - 6 PM FS1. Houston leads the series, 3-0. (Last meeting - 2014).

Wyoming at Arizona State - 9:30 PM FS1. Arizona State leads the series, 9-6. (Last meeting - 1977).

New Mexico at Arizona - 9:30 PM ESPN. Arizona leads the series, 44-20-3. (Last meeting - 2015).

Big 12 VS FCS: North Dakota at Iowa State - 2:30 PM FS1. (First meeting.) Abilene Christian at Texas Tech - 6:30 PM ESPN+. South Dakota State at Oklahoma State - 1 PM ESPN+. (First meeting.) Southern Illinois at BYU - 7 PM ESPN+. (First meeting.) Towson at Cincinnati - 1:30 PM ESPN+ (First meeting.) UT Martin at Kansas State - 6 PM ESPN+ (First meeting.) Tarleton State at Baylor - 6 PM ESPN+.

PAC2: Portland State at Washington State - 2 PM CWTV. Idaho State at Oregon State - 5:30 PM CWTV.

G5 vs G5: Boise State at Georgia Southern - 3 PM ESPNU. First meeting.

James Madison at Charlotte - 7 PM ESPNU. James Madison leads the series, 2-0. (Last meeting - 2014).

Eastern Michigan at UMass - 2:30 PM ESPN+. Eastern Michigan leads the series, 3-2.

Kennesaw State at UTSA - 2:30 PM ESPN+. First meeting.

Nevada at Troy State - 6 PM ESPN+. First meeting.

North Texas at South Alabama - 4 PM ESPN+. North Texas leads the series, 1-0. (Last meeting - 2012).

Sam Houston State at Rice - 6 PM ESPN+. Rice leads the series, 16-1. (Last meeting - 1993).

G5 vs FCS: Bucknell at Navy - 11 AM CBSSN. (Navy leads the series, 9-4-1). Norfolk State at East Carolina - 5 PM ESPN+. (First meeting.) North Alabama at Memphis - 6 PM ESPN+. Bethune Cookman at South Florida - 6 PM ESPN+. (First meeting.) Merrimack at Air Force - 2:30 PM CBSSN. (First meeting.) Texas A&M Commerce at San Diego State - 7 PM TruTV.(First meeting.) Robert Morris at Utah State - 7 PM. (First meeting.) Central Arkansas at Arkansas State - 6 PM ESPN+. (Central Arkansas leads the series, 13-12-2.) East Tennessee State at Appalachian State - 2:30 PM ESPN+. (Appalachian State leads the series, 33-13-1.) Grambling State at UL Lafayette - 7 PM ESPN+. Lamar at Texas State - 7 PM ESPN+. (Texas State leads the series, 15-6-1). Stony Brook at Marshall - 4 PM ESPN+. (First meeting.) Western Illinois at Northern Illinois - 2:30 PM ESPN+. (Northern Illinois leads the series, 21-18-1.) Campbell at Liberty - 5 PM ESPN+. Nicholls State at Louisiana Tech - 7 PM ESPN+. Southeast Missouri State at New Mexico State - 8 PM ESPN+. (First meeting.) Tennessee Tech at Middle Tennessee State - 6 PM ESPN+. (Middle Tennessee State leads the series, 36-32-7.)

FCS Games: Missouri State at Montana - 7 PM ESPN+. Montana State at Utah Tech - 9 PM ESPN+. Valparaiso at Northern Iowa - 4 PM ESPN+. Holy Cross at Rhode Island - 6 PM FLO Video. Northern Colorado at Incarnate Word - 6 PM ESPN+. Samford at West Georgia - 5 PM ESPN+. Southern U. at McNeese State - 7 PM ESPN+. Cal Poly at San Diego - 7 PM ESPN+. Davidson at Georgetown - 11:30 AM ESPN+. Delaware State at Sacred Heart - 5 PM ESPN+. Long Island U. at Albany - 6 PM Flo Video. Morgan State at Hampton - 5 PM Flo Video. Mississippi Valley State at Tennessee State - 6 PM ESPN+. Texas Southern at Prairie View 6:00 pm $espn+ Video. South Carolina State at Florida A&M - 5 PM ESPN+. Saint Francis at Dayton 11:00 am Facebook Video The Citadel at Charleston Southern 5:00 pm $espn+ Video

FCS vs Non-FCS: Lincoln (CA) at Northern Arizona 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Upper Iowa at Butler 12:00 pm $Flo Video Virginia Lynchburg at Wagner 11:00 am NEC Front Row Video Ave Maria at Stetson 5:00 pm $espn+ Video

DII: Edward Waters at Morehouse 2:00 pm $espn+ Video

[lboogie1906]

Harvey Grant (born July 4, 1965) is a former National Basketball Association basketball player. He is the identical twin brother of Horace Grant, a former NBA player.

He transferred to Oklahoma after a year at Independence Community College and a year at Clemson with his brother Horace. He was a member of the 1988 Sooner team that went to the National Championship and lost to Kansas.

His son Jerai, who played college basketball for Clemson University, before transferring to Oklahoma, has since played in professional leagues in Australia, Italy, Israel, Latvia, and currently Lithuania. Another son, Jerian, played for the University of Notre Dame and was selected by the New York Knicks in the 1st round of the 2015 NBA Draft, and a younger son, Jerami, played for Syracuse University before being drafted 39th overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in the 2014 NBA draft. Jerami was traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder and played three seasons in Oklahoma City before being traded to the Denver Nuggets. Jaelin Grant is his youngest son. He has a daughter, Mikayla with ex-girlfriend Karen Mitchell. He is married to Tonya Dean Steiner Grant. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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Olivia Adamson's shooting precision led to emergence for Syracuse

Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. Olivia Adamson’s summer routine requires elite shooting accuracy. Following a warm up session with her father, Tom, she helps train her younger sister Gigi, who’s committed to Clemson as a goalie in the class of 2028. If Gigi asks for a shot to a corner, Adamson repeatedly pins the corner until her sister gets what she wants from the drill. The two go back and forth each morning until the blistering Florida heat tires them out. “Every opportunity she gets where she’s looking at the goal, she’s done it hundreds if not thousands of times before,” Tom said of Adamson. Through continuous shooting reps in the summer, Adamson’s elite finishing ability propelled her to become a top threat for Syracuse in 2024. Throughout her Division I career, Adamson’s point total has increased every season as she jumped from a key role player to a star. After SU lost its top two goal scorers — Meaghan Tyrrell and Megan Carney — from 2023, Adamson led the Orange in points (65) in the regular season and is primed to help them surge through the postseason. “I think from my first semester freshman year to now I’ve completely grown into a different player,” Adamson said. With Tyrrell and Carney gone, there was a clear role for Adamson to step into. She said her goal was to fill out one of those top spots, but she wanted to stay with her routine and continue to grow. Her Syracuse career started in a similar fashion.

Cole Ross | Digital Design Editor When star attack Emma Ward was injured in the 2022 preseason, an opening was created for Adamson to make an instant impact. She took the opportunity and ran with it, scoring less than a minute into her career. Twenty-one games later, she earned All-Atlantic Coast Conference Freshman Team honors and tied for third on the team in goals. As a sophomore in 2023, her role slightly shifted. Draw control specialist Kate Mashewske suffered a season-ending lower-body injury seven games into the season and the Orange needed someone to step up. SU head coach Kayla Treanor bounced around a few options but Adamson stuck. Despite never taking a draw in college, Adamson excelled. She won 107 draws and helped Syracuse reach the Final Four. Simultaneously, she developed as a key cog on the attack, posting career highs in assists (21) and points (51). “She’s always been a great player from the day she stepped on campus,” Carney said of Adamson. “It was just getting comfortable and finding her role.” In the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals, Adamson posted one of the best games of her career. A game-high six points and nine draw control wins helped Syracuse defeat James Madison to reach its first Final Four under Treanor. Though SU’s season ended with a Final Four loss to Boston College. Heading home for the summer meant Adamson had to reconnect with her routine. Working with Gigi put Adamson’s skills to the test every morning. Gigi often requests Adamson to repeatedly place a flurry of shots in specific areas. And while Gigi’s trying to improve, Adamson hones in on her accuracy and practices different shots. Tom said about midway through Adamson’s high school career, he realized the role she might play in college as a finisher. To aid this, they delved into having the hands to take in anything that comes her way and the vision to finish plays. Just like the roles she had to adjust to in the past, Adamson stuck to the same basics she’s practiced through much of her career. “She always thinks of herself as being able to play an important role,” Tom said. “And so she never really said ‘Look, I have this opportunity.’ She just was looking forward to the year and doing what needed to be done.” In the first quarter of SU’s season opener against No. 1 Northwestern, she was silenced. Though she quickly broke through, scoring a game-high six goals. From there, Adamson notched at least three points in all but two games in the regular season, helping Syracuse to its first-ever ACC regular-season title. While leading the team in scoring for most of the season, she also alleviated pressure from Mashewske on the draw, who struggled at times coming off an injury. In SU’s nonconference bout with UAlbany, the Great Danes won the draw battle 13-6 in the first half, prompting the Orange to rely on Adamson in the circle in the second half. The attack helped SU win 10 of the game’s last 15 draws en route to a 20-11 win.

Olivia Adamson prepares a shot attempt in Syracuse’s game versus UAlbany on March 19. Adamson led Syracuse in points through its regular season slate with 65. Calysta Lee | Contributing Photographer While Adamson’s versatility helps SU, her inside finishing ability elevates her as a scoring threat. Ward describes Adamson’s finishing game as “phenomenal” and credits her for quickly getting into the offense’s flow and taking on a larger role in 2024. In SU’s regular-season finale versus Boston College, Adamson netted a team-high three goals, all resulting from her inside scoring prowess. On the first, she took a tight window pass from Ward and flipped it underhand to beat BC’s Shea Dolce high. Later in the game, she scored two more after receiving passes and utilizing her quick release to beat Dolce. Against Louisville Wednesday in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals, she was limited on the scoresheet but her presence forced the Cardinals to send more attention her way, making room for a season-high nine different players to score. When she did find the back of the net, it was a sharp shot to the upper-right corner. “Her role has changed where now she’s one of our very top threats and defenses are scouting her and coming up with game plans to stop her where in the past she’s been successful because they’re trying to stop somebody else,” Treanor said. Under Treanor, along with assistant coaches Kenzie Kent from 2022-23 and Abigail Rehfuss in 2024, Adamson has vastly improved her knowledge of the game and learned different techniques. Adamson said when she started working with Treanor, she was blown away by how her coach helped her technically improve and fine-tune her raw skills. Though she wasn’t recruited by Treanor — who was an assistant at Boston College from 2017-21 — Adamson said it was a lifelong dream to play under Treanor, who she admired as a player during her childhood. When Adamson learned Treanor became Syracuse’s new head coach ahead of her freshman season, Tom said she was ecstatic. As a driving force behind Treanor’s coaching success at SU, the player Adamson once idolized now adores her. “She’s one of the best finishers I’ve ever coached. I love coaching her, I always have and she’s elite,” Treanor said.

Published on April 25, 2024 at 12:24 am Contact Aiden at: | @AidenStepansky Source link Read the full article

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Đội Syracuse Orange và Clemson Tigers sẽ đối đầu trong trận đấu thuộc giải ACC

Đội Syracuse Orange và Clemson Tigers sẽ gặp nhau trong trận đấu thuộc giải ACC vào ngày 5 tháng 3 năm 2024 tại Littlejohn Coliseum ở Clemson, South Carolina. Hai đội này đã gặp nhau 10 lần và hiện đang có cùng số trận thắng là 5 trận. Trận đấu giữa Syracuse Orange và Clemson Tigers Trận đấu giữa đội Syracuse Orange và đội Clemson Tigers sẽ diễn ra trong khuôn khổ giải ACC. Trận đấu được dự kiến…

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"Gridiron Showdown: Florida State vs Clemson, Syracuse, and Kentucky Football Clash"

Once upon a time, in the land of college football, there was a fierce rivalry between the Florida State Seminoles and the Clemson Tigers. Every year, their clash on the field was a battle of epic proportions, with both teams fighting tooth and nail for victory. Meanwhile, in the neighboring state, the Syracuse Orange and the Kentucky Wildcats were also locked in a heated rivalry. These four teams…

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[Poor Chronicles Pt. 2]

[DETOUR: Why did some man steal about $10 in quarters from me at the laundromat today? Did I blatantly ignore him asking for $1 in quarters minutes prior to noticing my container of quarters were gone? Yes I did. Did I search the premises and stopped at him last to ensure him that I knew it was him? Also yes. Did he pay someone to change his laundry and run off after this? Yes as well. Why did I not confront him verbally? I do not believe in verbal exchanges. My only solution would be getting banned (possibly arrested, depends) from the laundromat for knocking a grown man out cold. This is the only laundromat in my neighborhood…I THINK THE FUCK NOT! Why not? He is stupid and will remain broke and angry forever, why the fuck do I care to retaliate in anger? Also, I would have been victorious in battle, so I am not left wondering “What could’ve happened?”.]

Anyways, another week. Another $0.00 account balance. This week I have but a dollar to my name. I have started my next monthly expenses count. This one’s is complete. This time we have 2 and 2/3s boxes of cereal left with 1 and 1/3 gallons of milk. It was originally about 12. Why? This month’s diet experiment was: Majority cereal and snacks. Ranging from chips, AirHeads, Reese’s, Kit Kats, Milky Ways, Pop Tarts (On and Off brand), etc… The snacks only lasted the 1st 12 days, so I decided on just chips and cereal. I almost decided to add a cheat meal to start next month, but decided to strictly and fully revert back to last month’s diet. Strictly chicken salads from work and ramen noodles (with hot sauce).

Although I would like to just strategically space out the remaining cereal…I may just fast the last few days before starting the next diet, if finished before the month is over. Strict on not starting the next month’s diet before 12am on the 1st. Do not recommend next month’s diet. Requires a lot of cooking to prepare noodles and remain full. Also lots of fatigue due to lack of food pyramid intake. Not for weak stomachs either. Ramen noodles will make you sick from overconsumption and hot sauce will rip through your insides like a hurricane. Even worse if you own pets. If you do not possess a lot of natural muscle or do possess lots of body fat…do not attempt, I repeat. This is not a weight loss method. I may keep this diet up for who knows how long. Will miss my chips (and cereal).

Also found, the channel I watch (CW) is partnered with the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) and will broadcast various Division IA football games, from the likes of Clemson, Louisville, Florida State, Syracuse, Duke and many more. No longer sad. Only on Saturdays though. Unexpected for a channel mostly known for dramas, sitcoms and church specials. Do not like how they depict me (God). Almost ignore it entirely. Found out I have time to attend one of those local games as well.

Lastly, why are there so many fat “christians”/religious people? I thought greed was a sin. Make it make sense. I will resume cooking, variety in meal consumption and many other things when I have made it out of THIS neighborhood. Even in wealth, I will be Maruchan’s top consumer. Until then, I will embrace the struggle that is being African American, a Southsider and a Chicagoan. That is to live powerfully and without sin. I, above all else, shall not envy, experience sloth or indulge in greed. Everything else as well, but wrath…is just not one. Feel this one.

Live life freely and enjoy all life has to offer. Every “tough” experience will make sense in due time. Money will always be available to make because it is just a number in someone else’s mind and you only get ONE chance to experience your one true life before you spend eternity suffering trying to keep up in someone else’s. Rage all you want. “Make them pay for this” all you want. At the end of the day, they will be successful at living THEIR life and you’ll watch from the back seat in sin…

- MH (2023)

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THE 10 NCAA PRO SCHOOLS

PROMO-FLO SPORTS https://www.youtube.com/@FloSports/videos ATLANTIC EAST https://www.youtube.com/@HarrisHighlights UCONN BOSTON COLLEGE BOSTON UNIV UMASS NAVY MARYLAND RUTGERS SETON HALL ST.JOHN'S SYRACUSE ARMY PENN STATE PITTSBURGH VILLANOVA PROVIDENCE GEORGETOWN VIRGINIA VIRGINIA TECH WEST VIRGINIA MARSHALL BIG DOWNTOWN https://www.youtube.com/@SheGotSports UAB SOUTH ALABAMA GRAND CANYON AIR FORCE FRESNO STATE SAN DIEGO STATE SAN JOSE STATE WEST FLORIDA UCF SOUTH FLORIDA BUTLER WICHITA STATE SAINT LOUIS CREIGHTON NEW MEXICO BUFFALO CINCINNATI TEMPLE UTEP OLD DOMINION MIDWEST BIG 18 https://www.youtube.com/@Jason0662 IOWA IOWA STATE ILLINOIS NORTHWESTERN INDIANA PURDUE NOTRE DAME KANSAS KANSAS STATE KENTUCKY LOUISVILLE MICHIGAN MICHIGAN STATE MINNESOTA MISSOURI NEBRASKA OHIO STATE WISCONSIN PACIFIC MOUNTAIN 18 https://www.youtube.com/@HummBabyBaseball ARIZONA ARIZONA STATE CALIFORNIA STANFORD UCLA USC COLORADO COLORADO STATE BOISE STATE IDAHO UNLV NEVADA OREGON OREGON STATE BYU UTAH WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE SOUTHEAST UNITED https://www.youtube.com/@ColeAdams ALABAMA AUBURN FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE MIAMI (FL) GEORGIA GEORGIA TECH DUKE NORTH CAROLINA NC STATE WAKE FOREST ECU CLEMSON SOUTH CAROLINA TENNESSEE VANDERBILT SOUTHWEST XVI https://www.youtube.com/@lukeontheplains ARKANSAS LSU TULANE LOUISIANA TECH MISSISSIPPI STATE OLE MISS OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA STATE TEXAS TEXAS A&M MEMPHIS TEXAS TECH BAYLOR SMU TCU HOUSTON

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Discover the ACC Football Teams with the Best Uniforms According to AI-Driven Digital Marketing Engineer ChatGPT!

ACC Football: ChatGPT Ranks the Best Uniforms in the Conference

The ACC Football season is in full swing and ChatGPT has ranked the best uniforms in the conference. Clemson Wire recently released the list, which includes the Clemson Tigers, Florida State Seminoles, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Louisville Cardinals, Miami Hurricanes, North Carolina Tar Heels, NC State Wolfpack, Pitt Panthers, Syracuse Orange, Virginia Cavaliers, Virginia Tech Hokies, and Wake Forest Demon Deacons.

The Clemson Tigers take the top spot on the list, with their classic orange and purple color scheme. The Florida State Seminoles come in second, with their iconic garnet and gold look. The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets come in third, with their unique yellow and white combination. The Louisville Cardinals, Miami Hurricanes, North Carolina Tar Heels, NC State Wolfpack, Pitt Panthers, Syracuse Orange, Virginia Cavaliers, Virginia Tech Hokies, and Wake Forest Demon Deacons round out the list.

ChatGPT's ranking of the best uniforms in the ACC Football conference is sure to spark debate among fans. The rankings are based on a variety of factors, including the colors, design, and overall look of the uniforms. It's clear that the ACC Football teams have some of the best uniforms in the country.

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7 members plotting against the ACC.  The observations.

So it just broke that 7 members in the ACC have been talking secretly about how to escape the ACC and the ACC’s Grant of Rights deal.  (They signed that deal in 2016 after adding Notre Dame as an Olympic member with a football scheduling alliance.)

This means a lot, but what does it mean?

I think it says that everyone in College Football realizes that this, the last round of musical chairs, begun by the University of Texas, is underway.

Florida State started talking about how unhappy they were last year right after ESPN and FOX “overpaid” the Big 12.  FSU makes essentially the same money as the Big 12 schools.  As UCF,  $20+M less annually than their rival the University of Florida and all the crap bottom feeding schools in the SEC and Big Ten. 

I think you can take FSU’s public protests as them shouting at Notre Dame,  “Hey We are no longer happy with this status quo.  If you want to jump ship, we will back your play!”

SEC

There was a rumor in realignment circles last year that the SEC’s end game move was to take total ownership of the the deep south recruiting grounds for all time by adding Virginia, Virginia Tech, UNC, Duke, Clemson, FSU, Miami, Georgia Tech and Tulane to form a conference with 25 members.  That would prevent the Big Ten from growing that big and having that membership would prevent the Big Ten from dictating the direction of college athletics.

It would also give the SEC near total control over recruiting, not just the dominance they have today.  It is a believable scenario from an SEC member desire perspective...but does it work financially?

Take a look at the nation’s recruiting hotbeds.

It seemed a crazy rumor at the time, but this could easily be that move coming into action, with the SEC replacing Duke with a more SEC-like school in NC State is athletically more SEC in character.

If you take the 7 schools as 7 schools colluding to potentially dissolve the ACC and join the SEC as a group... as some realignment followers suspect, it is troublesome news. 

ESPN

ESPN has long manipulated schools under their umbrella. ESPN doesn’t LOVE the ACC.  They love FSU, Miami, Clemson, UNC and Duke.

ESPN doesn’t want to move those schools to the SEC and overpay those schools at SEC rates --- while keeping the rest of the ACC leftovers in a hobbled conference at historic rates.  

If those 7 schools are working collectively at the direction of the SEC schools for bulk admission, it is ENTIRELY possible that ESPN is the ultimate puppet master, thinking they would rather see the ACC disbanded, nullifying their agreements, and just take the SEC money and pay their cherry picked ACC superstar schools SEC money, knowing that the there will be settlements that have the ACC haves making the ACC have nots more or less whole.

Now, lets play that out.  That leaves a TON of good basketball schools to join the Big 12 as either full members or specifically basketball only members. Not Olympic-only members.  Paid to play basketball and then go the hell away.

ESPN partners with FOX to pay the Big 12 bill.  How many slots would they authorize for the Big 12?

The Big 12 is already now the nation’s premiere basketball conference.

Imagine them with Louisville, Duke, Wake Forest, UConn, Boston College, Pitt, and Syracuse?  Imagine a Big 12 where 70% of their schools make the tourney every year and where they produce 2-3 of the number one seeds!

That is a conference that can make money off basketball hand over fist to help offset their media money deficit and become the undisputed 3rd and final power conference.. The Big 12 seems to be chomping at the bit for this. 

And where does the PAC stand?  Forgotten. A lesser MWC in basketball. A football conference with a total inability to recruit and a perchant for sending football teams with limited depth to get eliminated in the first round of the playoffs. 

And the crazy thing?  It could be worse than that.   The Big 12 is talking to their media partners a lot. The Big 12 Might START by adding San Diego State and another western basketball school...Gonzaga? Arizona?  UNLV? What then for the PAC?

(I should note that it is wildly assumed by Pac leaders  that SDSU will wait until the apocalypse for an association with Stanford and Cal.  Accurate in this environment? Who can say. The train is rolling out and people tend to panic.)

That is just one of many scenarios this explosive revelation could deliver.

The bottom line:  Get off your ass, Pac-12.

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College Football Breakdown - 2023 Week Four.

SEC: Golden Boot (Conference Game) - Arkansas at LSU. LSU leads the series, 43-23-2.

Conference Game - Ole Miss at Alabama. Alabama leads the series, 54-10-2.

Conference Game - Auburn at Texas A&M. Texas A&M leads the series, 7-6.

Conference Game - Kentucky at Vanderbilt. Kentucky leads the series, 48-43-4.

Conference Game - Mississippi State at South Carolina. South Carolina leads the series, 9-7.

Undefeated Matchup - Memphis vs Missouri in St. Louis. Missouri leads the series, 3-1.

UTSA at Tennessee. First meeting.

UAB at Georgia. Georgia leads the series, 3-0.

Charlotte at Florida. First meeting.

Big Ten: Conference Game - Rutgers at Michigan. Michigan leads the series, 8-1.

Conference Game - Iowa at Penn State. Penn State leads the series, 17-14.

Conference Game - Wisconsin at Purdue. Wisconsin leads the series, 52-29-8. (Wisconsin has won 16 straight meetings.)

Conference Game - Minnesota at Northwestern. Minnesota leads the series, 56-36-5.

Conference Game - Maryland at Michigan State. Michigan State leads the series, 10-3.

Undefeated Matchup - Ohio State at Notre Dame. Ohio State leads the series, 5-2.

Akron at Indiana. Indiana leads the series, 3-0.

Florida Atlantic at Illinois. First meeting.

Louisiana Tech at Nebraska. Nebraska leads the series, 2-0.

PAC12: Conference Game - Colorado at Oregon. Oregon leads the series, 15-9.

Conference Game - UCLA at Utah. UCLA leads the series, 12-8.

Conference Game - Oregon State at Washington State. Washington State leads the series, 56-48-3.

Conference Game - Arizona at Stanford. Stanford leads the series, 17-14.

Conference Game - California at Washington. Washington leads the series, 56-41-4.

Conference Game - Southern California at Arizona State. Southern Cal leads the series, 24-14.

Big 12: Conference Game - Texas at Baylor. Texas leads the series, 80-28-4.

Conference Game - Oklahoma State at Iowa State. Oklahoma State leads the series, 34-20-3.

Conference Game - Oklahoma at Cincinnati. Oklahoma leads the series, 2-0.

Conference Game - BYU at Kansas. Kansas leads the series, 1-0. (That game was played in 1992.)

Conference Game - Central Florida at Kansas State. Kansas State leads the series, 1-0.

Conference Game - Texas Tech vs West Virginia. The series is tied, 6-6.

Iron Skillet Trophy Game - SMU at TCU. TCU leads the series, 52-42-7.

Sam Houston State at Houston. Houston leads the series, 4-2.

ACC: Conference Game - Florida State at Clemson. Florida State leads the series, 20-15.

Conference Game - Georgia Tech at Wake Forest. Georgia Tech leads the series, 23-8.

Conference Game - North Carolina State at Virginia. NC State leads the series, 36-22-1.

Conference Game - Boston College at Louisville. Louisville leads the series, 8-7.

Conference Game - North Carolina at Pittsburgh. North Carolina leads the series, 11-5.

Miami (FL.) at Temple. Da U leads the series, 13-0-1.

Virginia Tech at Marshall. Virginia Tech leads the series, 11-2.

Army at Syracuse. Syracuse leads the series, 11-10. (They last played in 1996.)

Duke at Connecticut. Connecticut leads the series, 2-0.

AAC: Conference Game - Rice at South Florida. First meeting.

Tulsa at Northern Illinois. Tulsa leads the series, 1-0.

Gardner Webb at East Carolina. ECU leads the series, 1-0.

Nicholls State at Tulane. Tulane leads the series, 1-0.

Mountain West: Conference Game - Boise State at San Diego State. The series is tied, 4-4.

Conference Game - Air Force at San Jose State. Air Force leads the series, 4-2.

Appalachian State at Wyoming. The series is tied, 1-1.

Colorado State at Middle Tennessee State. Middle Tennessee leads the series, 1-0.

Kent State at Fresno State. First meeting.

James Madison at Utah State.

Nevada at Texas State. Nevada leads the series, 2-0.

New Mexico State at Hawaii. Hawaii leads the series, 10-1.

UNLV at UTEP. UNLV leads the series, 6-2.

New Mexico at Massachusetts. First meeting.

Sun Belt: Conference Game - Georgia State at Coastal Carolina. The series is tied, 3-3.

Conference Game - Southern Mississippi at Arkansas State. Southern Miss leads the series, 10-2.

Western Kentucky at Troy State. Troy State leads the series, 10-2-1.

Central Michigan at South Alabama. South Alabama leads the series, 1-0.

Buffalo at UL Lafayette. First meeting.

Georgia Southern at Ball State. Georgia Southern leads the series, 1-0.

Texas A&M - Commerce at Old Dominion.

CUSA: Conference Game - Liberty at Florida International. Liberty leads the series, 1-0.

Eastern Michigan at Jacksonville State.

MACtion: Conference Game - Western Michigan at Toledo. Toledo leads the series, 45-32.

Conference Game - Ohio at Bowling Green. Bowling Green leads the series, 41-31-2.

Delaware State at Miami (Oh.). First meeting.

AAC: Conference Game - Rice at South Florida. First meeting.

Tulsa at Northern Illinois. Tulsa leads the series, 1-0.

Gardner Webb at East Carolina. ECU leads the series, 1-0.

Nicholls State at Tulane. Tulane leads the series, 1-0.

Mountain West: Conference Game - Boise State at San Diego State. The series is tied, 4-4.

Conference Game - Air Force at San Jose State. Air Force leads the series, 4-2.

Appalachian State at Wyoming. The series is tied, 1-1.

Colorado State at Middle Tennessee State. Middle Tennessee leads the series, 1-0.

Kent State at Fresno State. First meeting.

James Madison at Utah State.

Nevada at Texas State. Nevada leads the series, 2-0.

New Mexico State at Hawaii. Hawaii leads the series, 10-1.

UNLV at UTEP. UNLV leads the series, 6-2.

New Mexico at Massachusetts. First meeting.

Sun Belt: Conference Game - Georgia State at Coastal Carolina. The series is tied, 3-3.

Conference Game - Southern Mississippi at Arkansas State. Southern Miss leads the series, 10-2.

Western Kentucky at Troy State. Troy State leads the series, 10-2-1.

Central Michigan at South Alabama. South Alabama leads the series, 1-0.

Buffalo at UL Lafayette. First meeting.

Georgia Southern at Ball State. Georgia Southern leads the series, 1-0.

Texas A&M - Commerce at Old Dominion.

CUSA: Conference Game - Liberty at Florida International. Liberty leads the series, 1-0.

Eastern Michigan at Jacksonville State.

MACtion: Conference Game - Western Michigan at Toledo. Toledo leads the series, 45-32.

Conference Game - Ohio at Bowling Green. Bowling Green leads the series, 41-31-2.

Delaware State at Miami (Oh.). First meeting.

Other Games: Thursday, September 21st UAPB at Alabama A&M 6:30 pm ESPNU / ESPN Video Friday, September 22nd Brown at Harvard 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Saturday, September 23rd Abilene Christian at Central Arkansas 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Alabama State at Florida A&M 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Albany at Morgan State 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Austin Peay at Stephen F. Austin 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Bethune Cookman vs. Jackson State 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Bryant at Princeton 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Butler at Stetson 11:00 am $espn+ Video Cal Poly at Portland State 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Charleston Southern at Western Carolina 1:30 pm $espn+ Video Chattanooga at Samford 2:00 pm $espn+ Video DII: Clark Atlanta at Miles 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Colgate at Holy Cross 1:00 pm $espn+ Video Cornell at Yale 11:00 am $espn+ Video Dayton at San Diego 4:00 pm $espn+ Video Eastern Washington at UC Davis 9:00 pm $espn+ Video Elon at Campbell 5:00 pm $Flo Video Georgetown at Columbia 11:30 am $espn+ Video Houston Christian at SE Louisiana 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Kennesaw State at Tennessee Tech 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Lehigh at Dartmouth 12:30 pm $espn+ Video Lincoln (CA) at Lamar 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Lindenwood at Illinois State 12:00 pm $espn+ Video Maine at William & Mary 2:30 pm $Flo Video Marist at Valparaiso 12:00 pm $espn+ Video McNeese at Eastern Illinois 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Mercer at Furman 1:00 pm $espn+ Video / Nexstar (cable) Merrimack at Wagner 12:00 pm NEC Front Row Video Monmouth at Lafayette 2:30 pm $espn+ Video Montana at Northern Arizona 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Montana State at Weber State 7:00 pm $espn+ Video / Scripps / MTN TV Morehouse at Edward Waters 1:00 pm $espn+ Video New Hampshire at Delaware 5:00 pm $Flo Video Norfolk State at Towson 3:00 pm $Flo Video North American at Incarnate Word 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Northern Colorado at Idaho State 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Penn at Bucknell 2:30 pm $espn+ Video Rhode Island at Villanova 1:00 pm $Flo Video Richmond at Stony Brook 2:30 pm $Flo Video NAIA: Roosevelt at Indiana Wesleyan 11:00 am $espn+ Video Sacramento State at Idaho 3:00 pm $espn+ Video / KMAX-31 (cable) Sacred Heart at Saint Francis 11:00 am NEC Front Row Video SEMO at Eastern Kentucky 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Southwest Baptist at Tarleton State 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Stonehill at Fordham 12:00 pm $espn+ Video The Citadel at SC State 5:00 pm $espn+ Video UT Martin at North Alabama 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Utah Tech at Missouri State 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Virginia Lynchburg at Robert Morris 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Western Illinois at Southern Utah 7:00 pm $espn+ Video Wofford at VMI 12:30 pm $espn+ Video

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Syracuse, Clemson Square sale el domingo para el torneo de fútbol masculino ACC

Syracuse, Clemson Square sale el domingo para el torneo de fútbol masculino ACC

Enlaces de historias CAC semanal Estadísticas ACC Estadísticas del campeonato ACC Página de inicio del campeonato ACC Arco Greensboro, Carolina del Norte (theACC.com) – El sembrado No. 2 Syracuse y el sembrado No. 8 Clemson se enfrentan el domingo por la tarde en el partido principal del Campeonato de Fútbol Masculino ACC 2022 en Wikimede Soccer Park en Cary, Carolina del Norte. El tiempo de…