Irish in SEC country
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Well, the place to go to become taken seriously in lacrosse the year you step up is the ACC. If that move gets you a relationship with ND as well all that east coast basketball and a better baseball conference, as well as one of the top two major conferences in academic rankings, then you have something almost impossible to pass on.Bad phrasing on my part.
Right now lacrosse isn't a viable sport for UT. I predict that will change in the next decade. LHN needs more content too.
Think football makes the idea less appealing? Consider this year's awards:
BCS Champ: FSU
Orange Bowl Champ: Clemson
Walter Camp Coach of the Year: David Cutcliffe, Dook
Heisman Trophy: Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State
Doak Walker Award: Andre Williams, Boston College
Davey O'Brien Award: Jameis Winston, Florida State
Outland Trophy: Aaron Donald, Pitt
Rimington Trophy: Bryan Stork, Florida State
Bronko Nagurski Award: Aaron Donald, Pitt
Lou Groza Award: Roberto Aguayo, Florida State
All of that is before ND starts playing as a half member in football. That deal is going to help ND take the next step and help the ACC's full football members recruit better against both the SEC and Big Ten. It shouldn't be too long before half of the playoff field is ND and the ACC champ.