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Looks like Florida State and Inter Miami got in before us.

Why do they fear the north dakota teams?

Bobodeluxe said:

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Why do they fear the north dakota teams?

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Common sense.

ducktilldeath said:

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Bobodeluxe said:

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Why do they fear the north dakota teams?

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Common sense.

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ND vs. ND State. The only game that will matter.

Strykur said:

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Suppose we're going to the SEC then

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In! Better food, music and women.

The funny thing is they put in "Monsters University" which was designed after Cal's campus. So I guess we honorarily got half-in in this scenario?

Bearly Clad said:

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The funny thing is they put in "Monsters University" which was designed after Cal's campus. So I guess we honorarily got half-in in this scenario?

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That would be just the offense line, right?

If the creator of that image was going to put in an NBA, NFL and NBA teams, not to mention aliens and Borussia Dortmund, they should have included something political in DC.

Bobodeluxe said:

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Why do they fear the north dakota teams?

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[Some] SEC teams are represented on the B1G map. Only Cal & Stanford are not. Article I read yesterday about the B1G's plans for one Super Conference described (trying to remember as accurately as I can) somewhere between 70 and 120 teams (the most weight seemed to be given towards the "70" direction), with no Conference championship games, with regional divisions/schedules (Cal & Stanfordwere groupedin with Oregon, Oregon State, WSU, UDub, UCLA, USC, similar to the former Pc 10), and a 40-team (if I remember correctly) CFP playoff field that would be whittled down within regional competition until it got down to the two finalists. There was something about multiple automatic CFP bids for each of the regional P4 divisions. I'm not getting this 'exactly' right (but pretty much accurate), and I don't recall off the top of my head exactly where I read it. But ESPN, I think. I just read it yesterday.