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[QUOTE="buffalorange, post: 4303278, member: 758"] I keep seeing articles and comments speculating on the ACC losing Clemson, FSU, North Carolina, etc. Is it possible the ACC could create a package that would bring Penn State, Maryland, maybe West Virginia, and even Notre Dame to the conference. Certainly less travel than the new Big10, or whatever they are. Lots of television sets. Definitely some regional rivalries. High level basketball, lacrosse, and Olympic sports. [/QUOTE]
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