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Notre Dame is still in a good position -- I don't see this potential move influencing them. They have a good home for all sports, besides football, in the Big East (and even if the football and basketball schools split, they can anchor an all-sports conference that features basketball powers in Georgetown, Villanova, and Marquette, along with several other solid programs in very good markets). As long as they are willing to leave money on the table (ie: turning down the Big Ten and the BTN), they can survive and probably still thrive as an independent.
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