What tier 1 or 2 program is going after Curt Cignetti after the season?
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My guess is probably obvious but Florida or FSU.
Mack Brown retires and North Carolina makes a major play.
* alumnus
Completely agree about Mack being done after this year but is UNC really that much better of a job than Indiana?
*alum
Miles better by proximity to talent bases alone.
For sure, but I guess I just dont know if UNC is a place you leave Indiana after one year for, in this new era.
I 100% believe there is no ACC school more likely to end up in a P2 conference.
ahoelsken
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Isn't Norvell's buyout north of $60m?
FSU is going to need that money to fund their lawsuits against the ACC.
That’s a minor issue, IMO. I think going 6-0 at Indiana in year one, after proving to be elite at JMU, is a possible tier 1 or upper tier 2 program qualification and UNC isn’t in that group.
I thought by new era you meant the current realignment situation. You were talking NIL, I guess. Can't speak to how either school is currently setup there.
Agree 100% with Duff on the recruiting area.
Yes. But I don’t think they care. Some boosters will get together and put up enough.
Ahead of Miami or FSU?
ahoelsken
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And Prime will tell them to pound sand if they try to come after him.
Yep. I mean it, 100%.
SEC already in Florida. FSU isn't AAU. I really don't think Miami offers much to SEC, I think they're in the B1G's top 3 expansion candidates (I think Virginia is higher and Georgia Tech is close).
UNC is AAU. A good recruiting state that neither P2 is in currently (and would put both closer to Virginia). Very loyal fanbase. You get top level hoops and a bunch of Olympic sports too.
I see where your logic comes from on this. But I don’t think the SEC/B1G will be the ones controlling the expansion candidates. I could be wrong but I would guess both Miami and FSU have better TV numbers than North Carolina, and that will be the driver.
I've been wrong before. We'll likely see within a few years.
That's more of how I was thinking. Neither school is all that invested in football but at least IU is getting a ton more money from TV. Duff's point about UNC being in a more talent-rich area is definitely true though.
UNC and UVA will be the most sought after candidates if the P2 expand further for the reasons hokie listed. UNC also fits into the SEC geographic perfectly and the SECN studio is in Charlotte.
Mike Houston fired at East Carolina
I was unaware they had an OC.
Means Venables is definitely on the hot seat.
BuffBronco
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Utah OC fired ...... errrr ..... resigned
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