[TriangleTree]

I saw an interview of the three conference commissioners on ACC network.  This seemed to be three of the main points.

Need for an independent agency (NCAA) moving forward to enforce rules on all participating colleges.

Need for continued academic requirements (i.e. no accepting high school dropouts for sports teams).

To prevent poaching of schools from one conference to another.


Without a legal, written contract it comes down to staying committed to a verbal agreement.    It will be interesting to see how long it lasts.

It's early but I've been impressed so far.
I like that he's the one commonly quoted out of the group and seems to be driving and leading. Whether it's in the right direction remains to be seen, but he seems to to have gained credibility with the key conferences, which bodes well for the PAC.
The selection of a media savvy commish may have been  inspired.

[TriangleTree]

I saw an interview of the three conference commissioners on ACC network.  This seemed to be three of the main points.

Need for an independent agency (NCAA) moving forward to enforce rules on all participating colleges.

Need for continued academic requirements (i.e. no accepting high school dropouts for sports teams).

To prevent poaching of schools from one conference to another.


Without a legal, written contract it comes down to staying committed to a verbal agreement.    It will be interesting to see how long it lasts.

It's early but I've been impressed so far.
I like that he's the one commonly quoted out of the group and seems to be driving and leading. Whether it's in the right direction remains to be seen, but he seems to to have gained credibility with the key conferences, which bodes well for the PAC.
The selection of a media savvy commish may have been  inspired.