An ACC Network? Not So Fast
Raycom tho.
Raycom tho.
Boston College-Syracuse to end the season?
How many permanent scheduling partners should the ACC maintain in men's basketball?
Could the ACC kick the new Big East to the curb one final time?
Combat #goacc with this scheduling model.
With the conference's immediate future secure, what are the next moves for #NinjaSwoff and the ACC?
The Atlantic Coast Conference Council of Presidents announced today that each of the current and future 15-member institutions has signed a grant of media rights, effective immediately.
The ACC has apparently reached a media deal similar to the one that ended talk of Big 12 realignment, ensuring the league's stability at least for the next while.
Irish will add more than $1 million per year in added media rights revenue.
Boston College's former conference home has a new name.
Big East and Sun Belt -- Sun Beast? -- expansion! Catch the excitement!
Division alignment that makes sense to least common denominator college football fan. What a concept!
The new Big East will look a lot like the old Big East, assuming the old conference's basketball records and playing its basketball conference tournament at Madison Square Garden.
To borrow a phrase from The Big Lead's Ty Duffy, "The dowry is prime, but the bride is rather homely."
Unlike Lennay Kekau, this is a real thing.
We knew that Notre Dame would be joining the ACC for non-football sports, but it comes as a surprise that they are joining next season. Check out some of the details of this breaking story.
The ACC is open to accepting Notre Dame's men's basketball and Olympic sports programs into the conference for the 2013-14 season.
Opening up the possibility of the Irish joining the conference a year early. Of course.
With conference realignment rumors in full swing, two things to keep in mind for any rumors that are floated.
The ACC scored a minor victory in court on Monday, which of course means the conference is getting picked apart.
The Louisville Cardinals are headed to the ACC's Atlantic Division, joining Boston College, Clemson, Florida State, N.C. State, Syracuse and Wake Forest.
The Big East is closing in on a six-year contract with NBC Sports Network for football and basketball rights that will pay members around $20 million per year.
Word on the street is that Louisville will join the Coastal Division, sending Georgia Tech to the Atlantic Division. The Yellow Jackets would join Boston College, Clemson, Florida State, N.C. State, Syracuse and Wake Forest in the Atlantic Division.
The ACC men's basketball tournament could be headed to the city that never sleeps.
The Big Ten is once again considering expanding its conference football schedule. That's real bad news for Boston College.