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Is Duke out of the running?
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RE: Is Duke out of the running?
(09-24-2022 10:22 AM)Shox Wrote:  Once the ACC implodes, Duke and others are going to put together an FBS version of the Ivy league. As the money gets bigger and these mega conferences get greedier, programs like Vandy and Northwestern are going to get squeezed out. These elite private and a few public schools have enough well healed alumni that given enough time, could put together large enough athletic endowments to match anything the SEC and B1G payout. It would also be a fun conference to watch.

Duke
Vandy
Northwestern
Wake
Syracuse
BC
Rice
Miami
Stanford
Cal

Tulane?
SMU?
Georgia Tech?
Notre Dame?

The Ivy League is also regional - Not cross-country...
09-24-2022 10:28 AM
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