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ACC ADs approve 9/10 schedule model
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[QUOTE="richmondcuse03, post: 5487513, member: 984"] Doing 9 games for all but one team seems like the easier short term solution. Start with the two west coast teams, then one of the crappy Carolina schools. Gives you a few years and by that point the conference is raided or something else happens. All of this reinforces that a super league of the top 64 teams or whatever number is decided who wants to spend the most money is the clear logical answer….then let them agree to a cap on spending. But seems doubtful to happen at this point. [/QUOTE]
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