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RE: How Can More Realignment Occur Without Causing the Networks to Pay Out Too Much?
(10-24-2017 03:44 PM)XLance Wrote:  How could the SEC make a lot more money and not add anyone?
Swap Auburn to the ACC for NC State. Don't laugh. Auburn gets rivals Georgia Tech and Clemson and South Carolina can renew an intense rivalry with NC State.
NC State can continue to play Carolina as an ACC/SEC crossover and Auburn could do the same with Alabama.
Each conference picks up a new state.

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