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RE: Conference realignment doesn’t seem likely, but Longhorn Network, ACC Network and Pac
(12-31-2018 11:35 AM)Statefan Wrote:  Here's Big - The New Southern Conference:

Northeast Division - ND, PSU, Pitt, WVa, Syracuse, BC
Atlantic Division - VT, UVa, UNC, NCSU, Duke, WF
Southeast Division - GT, UGa, Clemson, SC, Florida, FSU
Old South Division - Miami, Auburn, Alabama, Tennessee, Ole Miss, MSU
Ozark Division - UK, Louisville, Vandy, Mizzou, Kansas, Arkansas
Gulf Division - OU, OSU, TT, TAMU, Texas, LSU

Best idea of the thread. It is basically SEC/ACC/Big 12 merger. And it is actually feasible as the three want to be against B1G.
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