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Returning Players?

Koren will have plenty of minutes at Louisville. Plus, he is coming back from an injury. Other guys coming hack from injuries - Khalifa, Rodgers and Pryor - would do themselves a favor by staying put. They’ll know the system and have a better chance of playing. It sure why anyone think Rooths is going to bolt? So, because he has shown potential he’ll leave little ole Louisville?

Both men and women's teams

Yeah but we didnt beat Duke and UK. We beat Clemson and Pitt. Still 2 good teams, but doesnt carry near the weight.

Just keep winning and all that takes care of itself. Like I said as long as we stay in no worse than the mid30's in the NET could care less about the rest of it. Hoping we can get to a 6 or so seed with a good draw. Also really hoping we dont lose one to a team in the 100's. The GT, ND teams have played most people tough, but would be considered a bad loss and set us back!

Colleges Paying Players Starting Next Season Can We Pay Players That Return to College?

This is a question I just thought about today. I don't have the answer, but maybe someone has the answer. Let's say we had a one and done player that went to the pros after his Frosh season. Or went into the G- League, or even Overseas League? What if he played a year or even 2 or 3 in the pros, and it did not work out for him? Or perhaps an NIL deal with a College Team that paid more money than his current pro team came up? Could he return to college to finish his degree, and use his remaining years of college eligibility, and return to the College game. To his Original College, or even another school. By paying players the NCAA, has in effect waved the amateurism rules correct?

Does anyone have any insight on this? Has it even been considered or discussed at the NCAA level?

Does the ACC profit from Notre Dame football

Did you ever think that ND doesn't play a SEC or B10 schedule because maybe they might lose and God forbid, miss a bowl game?

I do think your wrong about ACC schools not wanting U of L in the conference. We were only 1 of 2 teams to win a freaking bowl game this year. Up until the Pitino/Mack/Payne fiasco we heped give the ACC the reputation of being the best basketball conference in the country. I know it has to do with Coach K, Roy, Boeheim and Bennett retiring but I also think when we went down so did the ACC. Oh, and I didn't have to put in ALL CAPS for you.


Notre Dame's scheduling philosophy comes from way back, from well before the SEC was even founded. It has nothing to do with strength of schedule. But rather adhering to a national coast-to-coast schedule.

A hundred-plus years ago, Notre Dame took a negative (a blatant boycott by Big Ten schools against ND's football program) and turned it into a positive -- a national schedule that allowed them to grow their fan base exponentially.

The boycott led by Michigan turned Notre Dame into the powerhouse they are today.

It cracks me up to see message board takes pushing for another boycott "until they join a conference". It's as misguided now as it was a hundred years ago.



As far as Louisville and the ACC goes ...... (by the way, Notre Dame stepped up for us bigtime to get in the ACC) ...... it's not hard to find bias against the Cardinals.
At first, we were the new kid on the block with crappy academics that they were forced to take because Maryland was broke as all hell so they bolted to the Big Ten in a money grab.

Over the past ten years we've lost the new kid but added massive NCAA scandals to the crappy academics. (To be clear, "crappy academics" is their perception -- U of L's mandate is far different from the bluest of blue blood schools in the ACC. Even so, U of L is making massive strides in those areas too.)


NC State fans are worse than the academic snobs because they (rightly) perceived us as a threat to their standing in the league. The old Big East schools don't feel that way. But they're more agnostic to us than anything else.

Don't kid yourself. There's a pretty big chunk of the ACC that is embarrassed to have us in their league.
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