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Lots of games that would be interesting by NDAtty

I didn't go to Athens, but Wisconsin, A&M, Auburn, Colorado, Ole Miss, Tennessee and lots of other places would seem to offer interesting road trips.


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"And let the ACC know we are reducing our commitment to 3 games and like it or lump it."

With the idea that ND could safely land somewhere else if necessary? If I were the ACC, I'd definitely look to dump ND if they pulled out of the 5 game commitment. ND might be a nice to have, but the ACC survives fine without ND. The football may not be very good, but neither is the PAC 12.

Would have been easier to get a better deal upfront than to renegotiate it down.