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<blockquote data-quote="xWVU2010x" data-source="post: 132348720" data-attributes="member: 1467482">As predicted once the precedent has been set that a GOR can be broken, the dominoes are going to start falling quicker now. I predict within the calendar year FSU and Clemson along with a few others (B1G will look West, SEC will look into UNC/Duke for political clout) will announce their intentions to join either the B1G or SEC.This will further escalate a merger of the other 3 leftover conferences that will essentially serve as a feeder for the SEC/B1G in the new world order. WVU will be left out for sure, but we’ll probably get to play our old friends Pitt, VT, BC, and Syracuse again really soon.Once the two money hungry shitbag conferences have completed their mission of destroying collegiate sports for a quick buck and there are no gains left on the table for expansion, they’ll look within at some point and start kicking out the leeches.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xWVU2010x, post: 132348720, member: 1467482"] As predicted once the precedent has been set that a GOR can be broken, the dominoes are going to start falling quicker now. I predict within the calendar year FSU and Clemson along with a few others (B1G will look West, SEC will look into UNC/Duke for political clout) will announce their intentions to join either the B1G or SEC. This will further escalate a merger of the other 3 leftover conferences that will essentially serve as a feeder for the SEC/B1G in the new world order. WVU will be left out for sure, but we’ll probably get to play our old friends Pitt, VT, BC, and Syracuse again really soon. Once the two money hungry shitbag conferences have completed their mission of destroying collegiate sports for a quick buck and there are no gains left on the table for expansion, they’ll look within at some point and start kicking out the leeches. [/QUOTE]

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