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[QUOTE="NKR1978, post: 5016510, member: 186"] FSU is 1st on the B1G priority list. Then maybe UNC. Syracuse may not be a big state school, but there are about 4,000,000 people in Albany to Rochester, Binghamton to Watertown area. That's a Upstate including Buffalo and the Hudson Valley is about 7,000,000. We certainly command a bigger media presence than Georgia Tech, Stanford, Cal and even UVA since they share the state with VT. FSU and UNC are safe. If the B1G wanted Stanford and Cal they'd have them. [/QUOTE]
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