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Chris Landry on the future of the rest of the ACC teams · The Jake Wimberly Podcast

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  Chris ll Andrey talking college football. We're going to some NFL segment two muddy
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  edition of the programmer. Find him on Exit Landry Football Landry football dot com.
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  Chris, Yeah, we were joking. I say joking. It's it's
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  not a joking manner when you say your your conference could implode last week.
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  You know, when you look at Washington State and you look at Oregon State
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  or kind of where they're at, what possible two teams? Who would who
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  in the ACC do you think would have a trouble at the end of the
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  day, kind of like what you're saying, looking around going uh oh,
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  what are we gonna do? Yeah, well, I mean it's it's yeah,
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  like so the we saw this happen with the PAC twelve. Same thing's
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  going on in the A c C. If you know, you're not in
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  the sec of the big ten. So if you if you're what for example,
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  when uh U c L, a USC, Oregon, Washington were going
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  with the others are saying, well, what do we do? What do
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  we do Stanford keep, what do we do? What what's our We've got
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  this prestige academically, what do we do? Well? Okay, they go
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  to the ACC because it's the conference has followed apart and everybody's moving forward to
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  another league. But if you're unfortunate to be Washington, State of arregons,
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  I hate to put it this way, but nobody really wants them, so
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  you're trying to fight for the best of what you have. So that's what's
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  going to happen, is the top of the ACC is going to try to
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  find a better deal for themselves. And you know, I think that one
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  thing that might be interesting is you know, and that's the reason why Stanford
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  and Cow were brought in, not because they were Stanford and Cow. They
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  brought anything of value to the a SEC other than numbers. Remember, there's
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  a clause in the rights of the Grant of Rights agreement that if the Conference
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  has to stay, the a SEC has to stay at a certain number,
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  or if they go below then the grant of rights are null and voids.
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  So they brought in Stanford and Cow to boster off the numbers because they thought
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  they would lose a couple. It still keeps them where they can hold the
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  others feet to the fire. But what if they get in unison and leave
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  That could be a problem. But then again, if you think about it,
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  well, who in Unison is gonna leave? Who wants them? I
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  mean, then it's like the Big twelve is kind of full with numbers.
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  You certainly the SEC of the Big ten's not gonna want some of the mid
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  level ACC schools. So I think a lot of them are stuck. And
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  this is why they're trying to figure out what can we do to boaster our
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  league to make it more viable so we don't lose ground. And this is
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  the this is the ugly part of this. If you're not in one of
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  the two big BOYD leagues, you're gonna eventually I'm not saying you can't compete
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  on the on the football field of the basketball court, but in the long
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  run, you're not gonna compete financially, and that's gonna hurt your overall program.