How desperate is the ACC to sign a big TV deal? Desperate enough
to reach out to the NFL Network. Spin it however you want but the ACC expansion was all about money. Now that the current TV deal is nearing an end, all eyes are watching the new negotiations. After big pay days for the Big Ten and SEC, is there still money on the table for our new conference? That is where the NFL Network comes in. They have money and time slots on Saturday. And if there is a NFL work stoppage they will also need new content. But does the NFL want to spend enough money to get the ACC? I doubt it. Also would the ACC want to leave ESPN? We all dread ESPN's power, but not being on the worldwide leader hurts perception among recruits and fans.
If you don't have the NFL Network, rest assured that you'll still be able to listen to BC sports! Fenway Sports Group, ISP, and BC agreed to an extension of their current deal.
Joe Trapani was the only basketball player to make an All ACC team (3rd).
Skinner expects Corey Raji to play Thursday, despite his bad shoulder.
This is a few days old, but here is a good article on Brady Heslip.
Brockton football star Carlito Weaver is hoping to get more attention from the BC staff.
Florida State's "sod game plaque" for the BC game, now has an asterisk.
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I get why FSU took sod in '07, but if you look at that same pic it also shows a "grave" for our first ACC game against them in '05. Was that really that big of a win for them? I hadn't thought so, but hurray for us...I guess?
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