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VTHokie2000
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Where the number of teams in a conference matters is making sure everyone

plays the same number of conference games in a given season. If a conference decides to play 8 conference games, then I do think there are certain membership numbers that become more mathematically problematic when you start to factor in the protected conference games. The same would be true for 7 conference games, 9 conference games, and even 10 conference games.
Posted: 07/27/2023 at 03:23 PM ET
(In response to this post by Maroon Baboon)

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Some chatter on Twitter that a second PAC school will announce this week
HokieAl 07/27/23 02:28 PM ET
If this is Arizona, we should go after Oregon and Washington.
Truthahn 07/27/23 02:59 PM ET
Cal games are fun to go to
MrBayAreaHokie 07/28/23 01:21 AM ET
The irony of the west coast teams in the ACC.
IV_Hokie12 07/27/23 03:26 PM ET
We could add Wash and Oregon with a custom GOR
Truthahn 07/27/23 03:57 PM ET
Why would FSU and Clemson allow a sweetheart deal for UO and UW?
Maroon Baboon 07/27/23 09:48 PM ET
We could even keep the ACC name. "All Coast Conference"**
IV_Hokie12 07/27/23 03:59 PM ET
the PACC-19 (or whatever) with the ability to change the number at anytime
VPI_1998 07/27/23 04:22 PM ET
Oregon and Washington talking to Big 12 now.**
HokieZig 07/27/23 03:24 PM ET
Listening to several podcasts on YouTube since the news broke and the
seekoHoG 07/27/23 07:36 PM ET
Yormark said something about two a few weeks back I believe
hokieZ71 07/27/23 02:55 PM ET
Having an even number of teams is not necessary anymore since the rule
Maroon Baboon 07/27/23 02:59 PM ET
Yormark said he’d be disappointed if they didn’t get at least 2 additions
hokieZ71 07/27/23 04:37 PM ET
Where the number of teams in a conference matters is making sure everyone
VTHokie2000 07/27/23 03:23 PM ET
I could see someone unexpected
HokieAl 07/27/23 03:02 PM ET