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NOVEMBER 23, 2010

Poll: Which would you prefer?

Pick your poison
If only one could happen, would you rather FSU beats Florida but N.C. State clinches the ACC Atlantic Division, or would you rather FSU loses to Florida but wins the division and earns a spot in the conference title game?

Beat Florida, lose out on ACC title game

Lose to Florida, go to ACC title game

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