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IF the ACC breaks up, what are the likely outcomes for Syracuse?
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[QUOTE="longtimefan, post: 4675230, member: 212"] You don't bring the PAC-? leftovers into the league; just make them part of a federation. Set up a West Coast broadcast center for the ACC Network (the PAC has failed to establish a network of their own). Lots of new inventory--late-night games, and tons of Olympic sports activity. Agree to regular competitions in the revenue sports--one football game and two basketball games each year. The ACC gets an ally, and gives the league (and its network) entry into Phoenix, Seattle, and the Bay Area. Of course, Oregon and Washington would still bolt for the B1G if called. But it might keep the others from joining the Big XII. And the ACC is in competition with them to be the #3 league. Being third may be the difference between survival and extinction. [/QUOTE]
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