What happens if the ACC implodes? | Always College Football

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What happens if the ACC implodes? | Always College Football
Is the next phase of realignment close? Florida State, Clemson, Miami, North Carolina, NC State, Virginia and Virginia Tech are exploring ways to leave the ACC. Greg McElroy looks at what the SEC and Big Ten could do, what the future of the ACC would be and where that leaves the Big 12 and the Pac-12. Plus, does Notre Dame have a recruiting edge with a new apparel deal?
0:00 Introduction
1:30 Let’s talk about it: Will the ACC implode?
2:00 FSU, Clemson and five others are looking to move on from the ACC
12:00 Who makes the decision on who leaves the conference?
17:30 Will the Big Ten be the aggressor in expansion?
24:20 If the ACC falls apart, what will happen to the other schools?
25:25 Notre Dame and the apparel deal: Is it worth it for NIL?
32:20 Mailbag: Is the Big 12 playing games in Mexico a good idea?
35:00 There is no offseason in college football
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