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RE: Scheduling the ACC if Notre Dame were to join
A dumb question. Is it possible for divisions to have different number of teams and still have a conference championship game?

Let’s say the ACC keeps the same 8 game format but ND joins the coastal division. ND plays seven conference games (all costal teams). The other costal teams play the nine conference games (8 games plus ND) and the atlantic teams play the eight conference games. Next year, ND moves to the atlantic division and plays the seven conference games there. Will the NCAA permit this and let the ACC keep the championship games?
11-13-2020 10:31 AM
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