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RE: Maisel: B1G took Rutgers after Georgia Tech (?!?!) turned them down
Smart play by the Big Ten to go after the two schools in the most financial problems in the ACC to upend the cart. They got Maryland and Rutgers made a nice pair even if not as exciting as a Georgia Tech, UNC, Duke, Virginia, or other ACC partner.

I don't think GT would have been okay on an island so I think another school or two would have had to come to make it work better but I don't know if that would have been Florida State, Miami, Clemson, or whoever else. Maybe no one else goes and they stay on the island.
01-06-2018 10:53 AM
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