If the ACC adds 5 Ivy League schools, then it might as well

add the entire conference. Columbia would give the conference a school that is located within NYC. Brown and Dartmouth could allow the ACC to sponsor ice hockey, water polo, squash, and fencing for both men's and women's programs. Besides, the ACC can't have the Big Red (Cornell) without the Big Green (Dartmouth). Plus, Keggy the Keg (Dartmouth's mascot) is one of the more unusual (and cooler) mascots out there. Take that Stanford Tree (TIC).

Would the Ivy League need to switch to FBS or would the ACC allow the Ivy League schools to remain non-football members (i.e. Villanova and Georgetown during the Big East Football days)?

[Post edited by VTHokie2000 at 07/18/2016 4:31PM]

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Posted: 07/18/2016 at 4:31PM

If ACC could pick up Yale and Harvard should they expand? ** -- BigCrumpy 07/18/2016 3:15PM

Yes. Throw in Penn, Cornell, and Princeton, too. ** -- hokieball 07/18/2016 4:00PM

Penn and Princeton would be great. -- HOO86 07/18/2016 4:04PM

If the ACC adds 5 Ivy League schools, then it might as well -- VTHokie2000 07/18/2016 4:31PM

If the ACC took 5, I'd leave behind Dartmouth, Brown, and Columbia. -- HOO86 07/18/2016 6:02PM

If the ACC were to take all 8, then it could increase -- VTHokie2000 07/18/2016 7:25PM

For sports NO, for academic relationships yes. ** -- hokie4ever 07/18/2016 3:39PM

If the ACC adds 5 Ivy League schools, then it might as well

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