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RE: Will the B1G actually pull this off ?
(08-02-2022 10:18 AM)RUScarlets Wrote:  None of the ACC schools can go this round. The GoR will spend years in court if it is to be challenged. Then a buyout must be negotiated.

It's either ND/PAC1 or Pac2 or PAC4. Those are the only options at the moment. Would they take ND+PAC4??? No, I don't think they want three divisions like that. Season would be extended and there is no solid division for ND to end up in without creating major imbalances.

Then based upon your criteria (No ACC and only 4 adds), I could imagine:

ND
Stanford
Arizona state
Kansas

2 travel partners for socal and the other 2 within the current footprint of the conference.
08-02-2022 10:35 AM
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