Maryland's Legal Brief about the ACC

[HuskerinBig10]

In latest legal filing, Maryland submits ACC-conducted market analysis


The document was paid for by the ACC, not Maryland.

http://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/1147299/maryland-acc-brief-exhibit-a.pdf

It looks like something Dan Nero Beebe put together.

Somehow, the ACC claims Indiana but does not allow the other conferences to claim the overlapping states. Such as, Kentucky could be claimed by the B1G. Trust me, a lot of Ohio knows all about Kentucky. Not to mention, Illinois and Indiana border Kentucky.

It does sort of shoot holes in the theory if Maryland leaves the ACC is suffering since the already include Louisville in the analysis and tout the 19,2 million network deal.

Regardless, Maryland is in the B1G on July 1. The ACC will get around $20,000,000 minus what the ACC has held back from Maryland.

 

[Brasky]

All I know is this: Jim Delany doesn't fuck around. He's about making money and he's good at making money.

If D.C. and New York can make it rain on our conference, i'm fine with whooping the shit out of them and stealing all of their top recruits every year.

I'm pretty sure that's the general plan from Delany's perspective, no?

Punching bag cash cow.

 

[blkflagmafia]

All I know is this: Jim Delany doesn't fuck around. He's about making money and he's good at making money.

If D.C. and New York can make it rain on our conference, i'm fine with whooping the shit out of them and stealing all of their top recruits every year.

I'm pretty sure that's the general plan from Delany's perspective, no?

Punching bag cash cow.

very true both are below avg in football n basketball.

 

[Red_Alert]

Yeah. They want the cable and satellite TV bundles for BTN. Penn St will get the best recruits out of those areas though.

Unless Maryland and Rutgers get serious about their opportunity here. They'll get better exposure and a selling point for kids to stay at home.

Rutgers was landing some talent under Shiano. If they're not looking to infuse some serious money into their football program over the next few years, they're fools.