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RE: A Sober Look at the Potential Realignment of 2024
JR—your Big 16 might not be to ND’s liking, then again ESPN is under no obligation to make ND happy.

ND either joins the Big East as it’s 16th member with Duke, WF, Cuse, and BC

OR

Being pissed at ESPN, ND makes the unconscionable move and goes to the Big Ten.

What do you see the status of FB being in the BE? Those 4 plus UConn playing as independents with a scheduling alliance or do they try to get some football affiliates like Army, Navy, UMass, etc?
06-19-2020 09:18 PM
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