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RE: What if: the Big 10 splits as a result of not playing
(09-11-2020 11:18 PM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  
(09-11-2020 10:11 PM)CarlSmithCenter Wrote:  How does adding arrogant schools from demographically dying Rust Belt states benefit the SEC or ACC?

Rust Belt states makeup 5 of the 10 most populus states. 4 of the 5 gained population since the 2010 census.

Maryland is the only Big 10 state growing faster than the national average. New Jersey and Minnesota are the only ones close to average. A number of projections (but not all) have Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania to start losing population.
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