Are you the BC poster who told me that BC has the highest academic standards for its athletes of any school in the country, or the one that said a BC degree was better than a Harvard one if you're going to work in the Boston area? See, I get all you yahoos confused.
Anyway, with conferences these days, who knows the configurations? What I can tell you is this: 1) The SEC is the top conference in the country. 2) They have natural rivalries between their members (Florida, Georgia, South Carolina) and the targeted schools (FSU, Miami, Clemson, and GT). 3) Those schools would give up the vaunted trip to the Heights, where the team draws 10K actual fans and 30K dressed as empty seats regularly, and a fan base that can't sell 4,000 tickets to the conference championship even though its a direct, 2 hour flight from campus in a heartbeat.
As the ACC is a joke as a football conference, and those football schools generally aren't strong in hoops (or in BC's case, they aren't strong in either one) having those traditional gridiron powerhouses (who's fans, you know, actually go to the games) as members is on borrowed time.
I was this close to mentioning Flutie's NFL playoff record. 
