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Notre Dame to join the BE?

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the be should let them keep there nbc deal and offer them part of the current contract we get from tv to get them in the be for football.  They would instantly add credibility for the conference.  It would make it easier to start a BE network.  They could also steal a higher caliber team away from the acc to get up to 12 football schools.

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