While I agree with you it doesn't make sense to have 4 FL schools

I do see 1 potential benefit. Since the ACC will probably always use some form of the zipper model, having 4 FL means that both divisions could have 2 FL schools. It also could mean that non-FL teams could always play 1 FL school at home and 1 FL school away every year. There may be some benefit to knowing you will always make 1 trip to FL every year. If the ACC goes the pod route, then it would mean that each pod could have 1 FL school in it.

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Posted: 06/13/2017 at 1:28PM

USF or UCF -- SoCloseHokie 06/13/2017 07:48AM

USF, unless Disney adopts UCF. Neither is likely. -- daveinop 06/16/2017 07:31AM

Just think, even the Big XII isn't interested in them. -- Maroon Baboon 06/13/2017 10:04AM

We are already in Florida...twice! -- EDGEMAN 06/13/2017 1:22PM

While I agree with you it doesn't make sense to have 4 FL schools -- VTHokie2000 06/13/2017 1:28PM

There are 20 million people in Florida growing to 26 million by 2030. -- HOO86 06/13/2017 7:17PM

If USF can build a football stadium on campus, then that will increase -- VTHokie2000 06/14/2017 11:11AM

Re: Just think, even the Big XII isn't interested in them. -- Millpoint 06/13/2017 12:35PM

USF is a commuter school, so it is kinda tough to make -- VTHokie2000 06/13/2017 1:23PM

I'm not sure what difference that makes, so is Ohio State. -- HOO86 06/13/2017 8:45PM

The difference with Ohio State is OSU is top dog in the state -- VTHokie2000 06/13/2017 11:05PM

Commuter schools can be first in the state. -- HOO86 06/13/2017 11:42PM

I don't disagree that a commuter could be first in the state -- VTHokie2000 06/14/2017 12:25AM

Neither ** -- Gator Hokie 06/13/2017 08:39AM

Re: Neither -- SoCloseHokie 06/13/2017 09:15AM

While I agree with you it doesn't make sense to have 4 FL schools

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