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WATCH: How Big Ten, PAC-12 decisions impact Georgia football and SEC

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WATCH: How Big Ten, PAC-12 decisions impact Georgia football and SEC

While the Big Ten and PAC-12 are ruling out fall football, the SEC is still pushing forward, meaning plans are still on for Georgia football to play this fall. The Bulldogs, along with the rest of the conference, will still start practice on Aug. 17 and have the first game on Sept. 26. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey

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rhbatch

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I think that decisions by each respective conferences will resonate with recruits for several seasons.

E_Roc

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When did the ACC cease to be a pansy conference?