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Nov 23, 2020
5:18:02pm

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Previous username: Independentwriter1
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Joined: Aug 24, 2011
Last login: Apr 17, 2024
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Is the SEC or ACC allowing non-conference games? Lots of open dates for teams...

sportsbro

11/23/20 5:12pm

Yes

Thrill

11/23/20 5:13pm

ACC = Yes. SEC = No.

CaliWG

11/23/20 5:13pm

Miami or Clemson would be fun!

sportsbro

11/23/20 5:13pm

miami would be fun. clemson wouldn't be fun

BlueFrog

11/23/20 5:15pm

Miami is so overrated. We'd win easily IMO and get a ton of national credibility

sportsbro

11/23/20 5:17pm

maybe just overrated. you don't need to add the so pal

BlueFrog

11/23/20 5:18pm

Miami and Clemson already played their 1 OOC game that their conference allowed

BPintheCouv

11/23/20 5:17pm

Hack

BPintheCouv

11/23/20 5:17pm

Clem has no reason to. But a T10 win for Miami could get them in A&M/Fla range.

CaliWG

11/23/20 5:18pm

NOTRE DAME! They owe us a game or two, don't they?

Goliath

11/23/20 5:51pm

Miami, Clemson, and ND have all already played their OOC game (only allowed 1)

rcbyufan

11/23/20 5:16pm

dang

sportsbro

11/23/20 5:18pm

True. Though confs are getting more flexible (esp if it means a CFP/NY6 shot)

CaliWG

11/23/20 5:19pm

Agreed. Just adds a layer of complexity that means more likely to leak (if

rcbyufan

11/23/20 5:25pm

ACC OOC games have to be against in state teams.

byuinva

11/23/20 5:35pm

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