Conference realignment: Can ACC take schools for their word?

Posted Feb 20, 2013
It comes down to this: The ACC has enough to offer that it would take a major greed play for a school to leave for another conference. This begs the question: Isn't greed the catalyst of conference realignment? At least in part, yes. I think administrators want peace of mind as expenses balloon, and a bigger vault helps ease a president's anguish over that next $100 million stadium renovation project. (CBS Sports)

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