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Poll: Which Schools Should Be In Premier Football
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Appalachian State 3.90% 8 3.90%
Charlotte (UNC-Charlotte) 0% 0 0%
Duke 5.85% 12 5.85%
East Carolina (ECU) 4.39% 9 4.39%
Liberty 0.98% 2 0.98%
Memphis 5.85% 12 5.85%
Middle Tennessee (MTSU) 1.95% 4 1.95%
North Carolina (UNC) 11.22% 23 11.22%
North Carolina State 12.20% 25 12.20%
Old Dominion (ODU) 1.95% 4 1.95%
Tennessee 14.15% 29 14.15%
Vanderbilt 4.39% 9 4.39%
Virginia (UVA) 11.71% 24 11.71%
Virginia Tech (VT) 14.15% 29 14.15%
Wake Forest 6.34% 13 6.34%
NOTA - None of the Above 0.98% 2 0.98%
Total 205 vote(s) 100%
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Premier Football Subdivision - East Central Region
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Premier Football Subdivision - East Central Region
The East Central consists of TN, NC, and VA* (excluding James Madison which will be included in the Northeast Region).

Choose as many schools as you believe should be in a 64-school Premier Competition
04-23-2022 09:49 AM
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