Sports radio host and Chapelboro columnist David Glenn joins 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell on Thursday, August 10. With the PAC-12 being poached by other major conferences, the ACC is exploring its options in bringing on Stanford and California. What does that mean for current ACC members, some of whom are upset with their current percentage of conference revenue? Glenn discusses this, his thoughts on how college football and television rights are shaping the athletics landscape, and whether regionalism in college sports is dying from these realignments.

 

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