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Both had their chance years ago and neither took it. They have a strong hatred of the SEC now and want to go to the B1G. It's all for the taking for you guys!
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Nutriaitch
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been rumored for years that there is an understanding that those 2 schools in particular (plus Miami) would be blocked from going to the SEC.
allegedly a gentleman's agreement with So. Carolina and Florida that the conference wouldn't accept schools in their back yards.
sorry Aggy, you don't get that level of respect from rest of the conference.
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CincyInterloper
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I hear the PAC 2 is looking to expand.
This would actually be hilarious.
The PAC, now with Clemson FSU and Miami.
And the ACC, now with Stanford and Cal.
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Wells4Heisman
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Schedule for the CFP has been released, games every day of the week except Sunday
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LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
And the natty is still on Monday. 
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buckeyeintn
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Just wait until they expand again. The championship game will be moved out so far that it conflicts with March Madness. 
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Captain Buckeye
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Makes zero sense.Schedule for the CFP has been released, games every day of the week except Sunday
1 game on one day and 3 the next? Why can’t they do 2 and 2?
So dumb
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Because 1 day is a Friday (and likely a work day for most of their target demographic) while Saturday won't be.
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And the natty is still on Monday.
E SEC PN isn't stupid. They don't want to go up against the NFL for their marquee game.
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Zurp
I have misplaced my pants.
And the natty is still on Monday.
Yeah - Right now, the NFL has a rule that says they cannot play on Saturdays until about midway through December. I think it came about when the USFL sued them for having a monopoly, or something. I don't know how strong that rule is, but I'd imagine that if college football wants to poke that bear, the NFL would push college football around pretty badly. With college football playoffs expanding, they need to be careful to not step on NFL's toes.
That's why, when January 1 is on a Sunday, we don't see many bowl games on January 1.
I'm a little surprised to see so many playoff games on Saturday, December 21.
But notice that the semifinals are on Thursday and Friday night - not on Saturday, at all.
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