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RE: What ifs of realignment: the ACC goes to 12 in 1991
In this admittedly unrealistic mini-scenario, a prescient ACC not only adds FSU in 1991, but also all the would-be Big East football schools aside from Temple. A potential alignment for football (schools are listed in order of protected crossovers):

Atlantic: Clemson, Florida State, Maryland, NC State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Wake Forest, West Virginia
Coastal: Georgia Tech, Miami-FL, Virginia, North Carolina, Syracuse, Boston College, Duke, Virginia Tech
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