Probably high enough to wave at people going by in planes.
Probably, but if FSU or Clemson make the championship game (which is almost a guarantee) then they will still pay more than $100 for them on the resale market.
Bank of America Stadium is a lot like Kenan in terms of capacity and sight lines. Sure, some seats are better than others, but there's really not a bad seat in the house, especially at that price. You can also sit on the first row and still see the game instead of watching the back of the players' heads.
The ACC was never going to do a round robin set up. There are 13 other teams in the conference and only 8 conf games. Perhaps you mean a 3-rivals + 5 other ACC
I know, that was my point. "...and not replaced it with true round-robin play." The ACC would have replaced it with 3+5 which isn't round-robin.
The problem for the ACC is the ACCCG's attendance will always hinge on who qualifies for the game, especially in the Coastal. Really the only Coastal teams that can bring 25K or more fans to the ACCCG is VT and UNC* and maybe Miami (but probably not on the last one). If GT or Duke or Pitt makes the ACCCG, forget about the game being even close to sold out. In the Atlantic, there's a bit more flexibility. FSU, Clemson, NC State, and Louisville would all assuredly bring 30K. Hell, if Syracuse somehow made it, they'd even bring a decent number of fans. So that's 5 of 7 in that division.
You left out a key component -- FSU was the other contestant in that game. I was at that game. There were maybe 12,000 Duke fans there at most. Meanwhile, there were about 35,000 FSU fans there.
I didn't say I was a proponent of moving it. It needs to stay where it is (especially since there's no domed stadium in the middle of ACC country, only on the periphery). My point is merely that the ACC needs certain schools to make it to the ACCCG to ensure a sell out. Those threads about moving it to different locations are because FSU fans are right up there with UNC fans about being the whiniest bunch in the whole conference. FSU fans and Carolina fans will always find something to whine about. Always.
