Happy Thanksgiving to you as we'll.

It very likely will be bought out. IMO.

I must admit that my legal expertise is limited to Law and Order reruns but this is why I have diminished faith in the legal system. What is the point of comtracts and rules if one can simply argue their way out of it?

Yea, I'm sure the lawyers are lining up to argue this but I don't see the legal leg to stand on. There is no precedence to base the argument for a reduction.

If I am in Swoffords shoes, I don't budge off of the exit fee. If you reduce it for the first team out the door, it will allow Fla State to rethink leaving.

This team seems to play better football on the road so I'm not so sure that this draw is a bad thing.

It would be interesting to see how a fiscally strapped program can come up with $50 million exit fee. Donors are possible, but I don't know that the old guard wants to leave the ACC.

Hidden Valley Place. When were you there? Did you go to Pine Forest? Grew up on Carteret, kindergarten thru high school. Class of 85 at Pine Forest I do believe I know you, I was over on Southport. Did you ever share a ride home around a holiday? OH ask Kiddbrewer (Bruce) about driving someone home...

kiddbrewer wrote:

AppSt94 wrote:Hidden Valley Place. When were you there? Did you go to Pine Forest?

Grew up on Carteret, kindergarten thru high school. Class of 85 at Pine Forest

I am a few years behind you, (89). But I'm sure we know some if the same people.

Hidden Valley Place. When were you there? Did you go to Pine Forest?

Having grown up in Fayetteville in a house that was on a direct landing pattern on Simmons Army Airfield, we would get a flyover every day from all kinds of aircraft. With that said, the flyovers at Kiddbrewer are so special. It reminds me of how lucky we all are living in a country that allows us ...

In reference to the TSN projection; How is Northern Arizona seeded 4th when they are 11th in the polls?

YesAppCan wrote:I think Burns played lights out. He absolutely stuffed the middle in 2nd half.

As did Scott. He stayed home on a reverse which turned a big gain into a loss.

However, if one team is eliminated in the process, it is now a two team tie. Is the tie then broken based on head-to-head play? Well, that's not what it says. It does state that the process continues until the tie is broken. A coin flip is not mentioned as a tiebreaker until all other options are e...

Conventional wisdom says it should, but we are dealing with the SoCon.

This win is squarely on the defensive coaches and it wasn't won today. This game was won with the leanings taught and received by the defensive coaches and players after the Citadel and Wofford losses. It took 10 quarters for the players to get it, but once they did they were lights out. I have been...

However, if one team is eliminated in the process, it is now a two team tie. Is the tie then broken based on head-to-head play? Well, that's not what it says. It does state that the process continues until the tie is broken. A coin flip is not mentioned as a tiebreaker until all other options are e...

AppStateNation wrote: I don't think the rules are very clear on that.

Well this is the SoCon we are dealing with.

Robert Norton wrote:DJ today said tie with ASU/GSU/WC would go to the coin flip. How do you do this. Seems I remember this before and we lost the auto bid.

I agree.with you. To play 8 conference games and not come to a consensus on the field is a travesty.

I had not read your entry on AppNation before I posted, but I am in agreement with your assessment of the rules. I think that you go to the points allowed if there are still multiple ties. I could be wrong.