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[QUOTE="kingottoiii, post: 446885"] They should just all agree to a GOR with an out at each look in. So in five years FSU gets a get out of jail free card should the SEC offer. A 5 year commitment really won't make or break a school. That also allows a school to see how the new playoff system and payouts actually work. Then in 5 years make a decision based on the landscape whether or not to sign a GOR for another 5 years after the look in. It really seems simple. No ACC school should want to leave until they see how things play out. So why not stabilize the ACC short term? [/QUOTE]
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