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RE: FWIW: Dan Patrick Thinks If ND Heads to B1G the SEC Will Go After 3 Major Programs
(08-04-2022 10:28 PM)Carolina_Low_Country Wrote:  I think the SEC will add Miami, FSU, Georgia Tech, Clemson, North Carolina, Duke, Virginia, and Oklahoma State to get to their final goal of 24.

Big Ten is Notre Dame for 17 and I’m not sure who the last 7 schools are some combo of Big 12/PAC12/ACC schools

Where's you'd get this magic number of 24 from? Did both the SEC and Big 10 lose some bet that now mandates they both must take 24 schools?
08-04-2022 10:31 PM
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