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With a 7-5 football team in the conference championship, what's next for the ACC?


There are two ways of looking at the situation the ACC faces entering Saturday's championship game in which Duke, a 7-5 team with multiple losses outside the Power 4, could win the ACC and keep the league out of the College Football Playoff. The first is that it's simply a quirk of modern college football. The other, however, is that the ACC attracts the unusual. (ESPN.com)

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With a 7-5 football team in the conference championship, what's next for the ACC?