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Syracuse vs. Pitt: The rivalry that isn't
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[QUOTE="SouthernCuse, post: 3143623, member: 180"] Thanks for this note. I have thought about this a bit. Even natural rivals that share a state can cool down when one team is much better than the other (GA-GaTech). I believe that to develop a red hot rivalry you have to take something away from your rival and vice versa (like in my alternate-reality version of this season when we took Clemson's playoff bid away). Neither Pitt or SU has had that much to lose recently. So if you are not a natural rival like Stanford v Cal, the game won't have too much heat. [/QUOTE]
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