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    ACC presidents vote to add Louisville as member

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    By Rob Voelker on November 28, 2012 Big 12 Sports

    (AP) The Atlantic Coast Conference has announced its presidents and chancellors have unanimously voted to add Louisville as the replacement for Maryland.

    In a statement Wednesday, league Commissioner John Swofford said the addition of Louisville along with Notre Dame, Pittsburgh and Syracuse in the past year has made the league stronger.

    Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich says the ACC was “the perfect fit for us.”

    Maryland announced last week it would join the Big Ten in 2014.

    A source told The Associated Press that ACC leaders also considered Connecticut and Cincinnati before the vote to add Louisville during a conference call Wednesday morning.

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