[GK3]

Assorted Colleges Conference

Well, the ACC will be our conference next year, like or not.  We can continue to complain about how it got that way, but it won't change what is going to be.
I am trying to understand how this might work.  Each team to make a West Coast  trip every 2 years.  Does that mean the 15 existing members, or 16 with SMU added?  So 8 teams come west and play 4 games against us and 4 against Cal?  So Cal and Stanford then make 2 trips east and stay two weeks and play on consecutive weekends, or make 4 separate trips, or every other year make 3 trips, one being two weeks long before school starts?
It will be interesting and in some ways very interesting to get a whole new set of opponents.  Frankly, I could care less if we play SC or UCLA any longer.  I would like to see the Big Game continue. If we can field a decent basketball team, the chance to watch Duke and UNC every two years would be fun. It will certainly be challenging for many of our other sports.  ACC produces some fine soccer, golf, tennis and women's basketball teams, and probably others I am not up to speed on.  Is it possible share travel with Cal to help reduce the overhead?

[GK3]

Assorted Colleges Conference

Well, the ACC will be our conference next year, like or not.  We can continue to complain about how it got that way, but it won't change what is going to be.
I am trying to understand how this might work.  Each team to make a West Coast  trip every 2 years.  Does that mean the 15 existing members, or 16 with SMU added?  So 8 teams come west and play 4 games against us and 4 against Cal?  So Cal and Stanford then make 2 trips east and stay two weeks and play on consecutive weekends, or make 4 separate trips, or every other year make 3 trips, one being two weeks long before school starts?
It will be interesting and in some ways very interesting to get a whole new set of opponents.  Frankly, I could care less if we play SC or UCLA any longer.  I would like to see the Big Game continue. If we can field a decent basketball team, the chance to watch Duke and UNC every two years would be fun. It will certainly be challenging for many of our other sports.  ACC produces some fine soccer, golf, tennis and women's basketball teams, and probably others I am not up to speed on.  Is it possible share travel with Cal to help reduce the overhead?