NCAA.com | October 8, 2014 Winning transaction Share One might look at Ryan Schneider's recent transaction and scratch their head. After all, who bids $40,388 for a football? But Schneider, a Georgia Tech alumnus, not only shelled out top dollar for an old, weathered football that was used 98 years ago in a 222-0 Yellow Jackets win against Cumberland. He's donating it back to the school he loves. "I love Tech; love what it's let me do and be," Schneider, a 46-year-old patent lawyer, said. "I didn't want the ball in any another house." Check out the rest of The New York Times story On this day 98 years ago, Georgia Tech defeated Cumberland College 222-0. | http://t.co/a9G74iwBSo | pic.twitter.com/1QnboLcecI — Georgia Tech (@georgiatech) October 7, 2014 5 potential Final Four dark horses in the 2021 NCAA tournament Here are the 5 teams with the best chance to be Final Four dark horses in this year's NCAA tournament, ranked by NCAA.com's Andy Katz. READ MORE 2021 ACC softball preview: Florida State leads deep conference Here's our 2021 ACC softball preview, including why Florida State is the favorite to win the conference title. READ MORE 2021 ACC baseball preview: Led by Louisville, the conference is deeper than ever The ACC has never been more loaded with legitimate postseason contenders. In fact, all 14 teams in the conference appear to have regional-caliber rosters — in any other year. READ MORE