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RE: Rumor-UConn and Cincy to ACC in 2018?
(03-18-2017 06:24 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  I think this could be the death nail for the Big 12 if the ACC and other conferences jumped to take the teams that were in the running for the Big 12. If the P4 take schools from the MWC, AAC, SBC, MAC and C-USA that are top notch programs? Big 12 will have nobody to choose from, and could be torn apart.

I think that the B12, as a power conference, will probably be ripped apart because of how they handled media negotiations last year. If not, then good for them. It's not really the ACC's concern. I think that the ACC is pretty happy w/ it's place, and the B12 has no real bearing on where the ACC sits.
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