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ACC officially welcomes Pittsburgh, Syracuse, and Notre Dame to the ACC today.

http://www.theacc.com/#!/news-detail/genrel-031213aaa

tampajag wrote:ACC officially welcomes Pittsburgh, Syracuse, and Notre Dame to the ACC today.

http://www.theacc.com/#!/news-detail/genrel-031213aaa

Think of this as the Big East South!!!!!

new ACC website looks horrible
I hope they haven't finished with it

Notre Dame has no business in the ACC unless it is for all sports.


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CID1990 wrote:Notre Dame has no business in the ACC unless it is for all sports.


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I personally have been saying for years that Notre Dame belongs in the Big 10 seeing as how it's in the heart of that conference.

CID1990 wrote:Notre Dame has no business in the ACC unless it is for all sports.


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I totally agree, the ACC is allowing them to have their cake and eat it too.

CID1990 wrote:Notre Dame has no business in the ACC unless it is for all sports.


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Agreed. IIRC, aren't they playing ACC teams in football? Why not elect to go full membership?

Ibanez wrote:

CID1990 wrote:Notre Dame has no business in the ACC unless it is for all sports.


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Agreed. IIRC, aren't they playing ACC teams in football? Why not elect to go full membership?

yep they have an "arrangement" to play 5 ACC teams every year. Might as well go all in and play 3 more for a full slate.

Ibanez wrote:

CID1990 wrote:Notre Dame has no business in the ACC unless it is for all sports.


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Agreed. IIRC, aren't they playing ACC teams in football? Why not elect to go full membership?

Because they would have to give up a number of their traditional games and the TV money that goes with it. This is a good move for ND; the ACC has basically legitimized them in basketball, without them having to sacrifice their marquee football games.

But it was a stupid move for the ACC.


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CID1990 wrote:

Ibanez wrote:
Agreed. IIRC, aren't they playing ACC teams in football? Why not elect to go full membership?

Because they would have to give up a number of their traditional games and the TV money that goes with it. This is a good move for ND; the ACC has basically legitimized them in basketball, without them having to sacrifice their marquee football games.

But it was a stupid move for the ACC.


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I didn't think about the TV money. That makes a lot of cents.

MSG here they come.....

The ACC and Notre Dame announced Friday the schedule matching the Irish and its ACC opponents for the 2014 through 2016 seasons. The games are part of an agreement for Notre Dame to play five ACC teams each year in football.

Because of previous commitments for 2014, Notre Dame will face four ACC teams next season, then will play six in 2015 and five, starting in 2016.

The matchups for Notre Dame are:
2014
at Syracuse (Sept. 27) and Florida State (Oct. 18) and home against North Carolina (Oct. 11) and Louisville (Nov. 22)
2015
at Virginia (Sept. 12), Clemson (Oct. 3) and Pitt (Nov. 7), home against Georgia Tech (Sept. 19) and Wake Forest (Nov. 14) and against Boston College in Fenway Park (Nov. 21)
2016
home against Duke (Sept. 24), Miami (Oct. 29) and Virginia Tech (Nov. 19), at N.C. State (Oct. 8) and against Syracuse in East Rutherford, N.J. (Oct. 1)

http://www.journalnow.com/sports/colleg ... 51788.html

Gotta get to Tally to see the Noles spank the Irish

Indiana is on the Atlantic Coast?

93henfan wrote:Indiana is on the Atlantic Coast?

yeah, there's an estuary that connects it to the ocean.

93henfan wrote:Indiana is on the Atlantic Coast?

irrevalent
a great of the ND fans are

93henfan wrote:Indiana is on the Atlantic Coast?

So is Louisville, KY as well

DSUrocks07 wrote:

93henfan wrote:Indiana is on the Atlantic Coast?

So is Louisville, KY as well

they're connected by the same estuary

tampajag wrote:Gotta get to Tally to see the Noles spank the Irish

I might go to Clemson to watch them play the Irish. I'll start dropping the hints now so that my BIL can get me the free tix.

Notre Dame and Under Armour announced Tuesday that they have agreed to the most valuable shoe and apparel contract in college sports history.

The private school did not reveal the value of the 10-year deal, which will begin when its contract with adidas expires at the end of June, but sources told ESPN.com that the value of the deal, in cash and merchandise combined, is worth about $90 million.

That would make the deal worth more than the $82 million adidas is paying in cash and product to Michigan over 10 years.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... aa-history" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Notre Dame needs to go to the Big 10. Should have done this when Penn State joined.

2017
1. Notre Dame at Boston College, 9/16
2. Notre Dame at North Carolina, 10/07
3. NC State at Notre Dame, 10/28
4. Wake Forest at Notre Dame, 11/04
5. Notre Dame at Miami, 11/11

2018
1. Syracuse at Notre Dame, 9/22
2. Notre Dame at Virginia Tech, 10/13
3. Pittsburgh at Notre Dame, 10/20
4. Florida State at Notre Dame, 11/10
5. Notre Dame at Wake Forest, 11/17

2019
1. Notre Dame at Louisville, 9/2 (Labor Day)
2. Virginia at Notre Dame, 9/28
3. Notre Dame at Georgia Tech, 10/19
4. Virginia Tech at Notre Dame, 11/02
5. Notre Dame at Duke, 11/09
6. Boston College at Notre Dame, 11/23

2020
1. Notre Dame at Wake Forest
2. Notre Dame at Pittsburgh
3. Duke at Notre Dame
4. Clemson at Notre Dame
5. Louisville at Notre Dame

2021
1. Notre Dame at Florida State, 9/6 (Labor Day)
2. Notre Dame at Virginia Tech
3. North Carolina at Notre Dame
4. Notre Dame at Virginia
5. Georgia Tech at Notre Dame

2022
1. Notre Dame at North Carolina
2. Notre Dame at Syracuse
3. Boston College at Notre Dame
4. Clemson at Notre Dame

2023
1. Notre Dame at NC State
2. Notre Dame at Duke
3. Notre Dame at Louisville
4. Wake Forest at Notre Dame
5. Notre Dame at Clemson
6. Pittsburgh at Notre Dame

2024
1. Miami at Notre Dame
2. Notre Dame at Georgia Tech
3. Florida State at Notre Dame
4. Virginia at Notre Dame

2025
1. Notre Dame at Miami
2. NC State at Notre Dame
3. Notre Dame at Boston College
4. Notre Dame at Pittsburgh
5. Syracuse at Notre Dame

* - Designated ‘home’ game for Syracuse
@ - Designated ‘home’ game for Notre Dame


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