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Old 06-09-2010, 04:28 PM   #1406
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Originally Posted by timmynausea View Post
I thought of that, too, but culturally Pitt is a pretty poor fit. They don't have their own stadium, poor attendance, poor traveling for bowls, etc. I just don't see them fitting in with SEC schools. Louisville really would make more sense unless Kentucky is dead set against it and has the clout to stop it. They just spent a ton of money to expand Papa John's stadium to around 60,000 (the exact final capacity hasn't been announced).

Pitt would probably be happier in the ACC (if not the Big Ten, where they are really a perfect fit aside from being in a redundant market) with their academic pedigree. I think they'd obviously have to accept a bid to the SEC, though. And, I think the WVU/Pitt tandem would bring some football and basketball value, a new market, and not really tip the balance of power by adding a new power (which Texas, Oklahoma, or possibly FSU or Miami would do).
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