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ACC Faces Decision on Cal, Stanford, SMU

  • After the dismantling of the Pac-12, Stanford and Cal are looking to find a new conference on the east coast.
  • There is still pushback against a deal from four ACC member schools.
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The ACC has three schools knocking out the door but remains undecided whether to let them in. Front Office Sports reporter Amanda Christovich breaks down why ACC members are on the fence —and if this is really the end of the Pac-12.

Plus, FOS newsletter co-author David Rumsey speaks to New York Red Bulls president Marc de Grandpré on Messi Mania coming to the Big Apple, and we hear from tennis legend and ESPN analyst Chris Evert on the U.S. Open.

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