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John Swofford says no imminent plans for realignment


The Atlantic has long been the power division in ACC football, with Clemson and Florida State combining to win six straight league titles. But Commissioner says he doesn't see divisional realignment coming anytime soon. Swofford said Thursday during his state-of-the-league forum that the ACC "will keep looking at it but I wouldn't anticipate any change in the near future." (WRAL Sports Fan)

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