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Conference realignment doesn’t seem likely, but Longhorn Network, ACC Network and Pac
Why not a partial merger with the PAC?

ACC
West: USC, Stanford, Cal, UCLA, Oregon, Washington, ND

Central: Louisville, VT, Miami, NC State, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, BC

South: FSU, Clemson, GT, NC, Duke, Virginia, WF

The rest of the PAC merges with the B12 & we have our P4 with champs only CFP.

B12
West: Arizona, Arizona St, Washington State, Oregon State

North: Utah, Colorado, Texas Tech, Iowa State

South: Texas, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Baylor

Central: Kansas, Kansas State, WV, TCU


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