One of the things that is becoming apparent with the plandemic is that, going forward, a way has to be figured out to cut down on the number of (needed) OOC in-state games between the ACC and SEC. Economically, it's not possible to bring all in-state rivalry games under one umbrella. However, cutting it down to a more manageable two (Florida State-Miami and Georgia-Georgia Tech) can be done. It seems that SC fans truly value the Clemson game. So maybe they'll be better off reuniting with the Tigers there, long term. The ACC will still need to have Miami and Georgia Tech, in any case, so that Notre Dame can feel more comfortable playing there.

Losing Kentucky would be tougher but Kentucky has talked to the ACC in previous years, so it's not like they'd be an odd fit there and probably may be a better fit there, long term.

I am anticipating the divisional requirements going away soon and not long after the plandemic is finally over. Therefore, no need to separate programs from the same state into different divisions. That also creates new opportunities to foster or renew other OOC rivalries if the Big Ten, SEC and ACC can work together.

These could become annual or semi-annual again:

Auburn-Clemson
Notre Dame-Michigan
Auburn-Georgia Tech
Florida State-Clemson
Pitt-Penn State
Virginia-Maryland
Syracuse-Rutgers
Oklahoma-Nebraska
Clemson-Georgia