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<blockquote data-quote="michaelwalkerbr" data-source="post: 129495173" data-attributes="member: 1601483">Nice work (Counselor?). I was speaking in theoretical terms, of course. I read that the exit fee was dropped when the GOR was signed, but it doesn't matter. I could not predict how the courts would rule on any given motion if a particular school wanted to break it's GOR to go to another conference but it is a very strong agreement. Even if ESPN and the ACC settled with the traitor school and the Big 10 without prejudice, the costs would be massive. But if the Donald was a graduate of UVa. and they wanted out, they just might vote to let one school out under the conditions of the GOR remaining intact for the others in exchange for a one time cash windfall. As Billy Currington said, &quot;God is great, beer is good, and people are crazy!&quot;Theoretically, the USA could kick the UN headquarters out of the country. That doesn't make it economically feasible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="michaelwalkerbr, post: 129495173, member: 1601483"] Nice work (Counselor?). I was speaking in theoretical terms, of course. I read that the exit fee was dropped when the GOR was signed, but it doesn't matter. I could not predict how the courts would rule on any given motion if a particular school wanted to break it's GOR to go to another conference but it is a very strong agreement. Even if ESPN and the ACC settled with the traitor school and the Big 10 without prejudice, the costs would be massive. But if the Donald was a graduate of UVa. and they wanted out, they just might vote to let one school out under the conditions of the GOR remaining intact for the others in exchange for a one time cash windfall. As Billy Currington said, "God is great, beer is good, and people are crazy!" Theoretically, the USA could kick the UN headquarters out of the country. That doesn't make it economically feasible. [/QUOTE]

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