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Tennessee, Georgia & Florida to the ACC within two years

Discussion in 'Carolina Panthers' started by LarryD, May 7, 2002.

  1. LarryD

    LarryD autodidact polymath

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    I saw that earlier...pretty funny huh?
     
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    man, talk about a disaster.
     
  4. SandMan

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    I'd take Tenn or GA... Florida will be on NCAA restrictions before too long... its just a matter of time (IMO)

    - hate the damn ACC play in game - oh I'm sorry, thats the Clemson Invitational... :D
     
  5. Piper

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    Some people just need to take a chill pill. I'd rather get put on probation with the rest of the SEC than go into the All Cupcake Conference.

    There's a lot of mud being thrown around right now. When all is said and done, we'll see what sticks.
     
  6. wolverine

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    The only thing that sticks is shit!!!!!!!:D
     
  7. blueblood1

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    actually if Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee came into the ACC wouldn't that officially make the SEC the SECond place conference to the ACC in FB and BB?
     
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    actually it would mean UNC would never sniff another title in FB orBB..
     

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