that I am talking about. Things have just happened that should change the the model. The Weaver model of 2-3 cheap games a season is over. Ticket office selling all kinds of options to folks to get them to come. So far this year full house for UNC half a stadium for MTSU. Not making any money there. Buying out or stretching out these games is money well spent if it is apart of a program to raise the overall status of team and league in the next ten tears or so until end of GOR.
Read constantly here about ACC and or VT being the ones who could be left out or are tweeners as the move to major super conferences or whatever evolves. Problem identified. Solution? I say bigger and better games that generate national interest as well as local interest constantly. I would think that the conference as a whole would do this. We are playing Notre Dame on ACCn, now that will generate interest and hopefully advertising $ for ACCN and conference. Drop ODU and pick up a PAC12 team every year. Stuff like that. ACC has a few years rise in stature and needs to do it , imo.
( Have no idea what your 3rd sentence means)

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