Marilyn Monroe. Pamela Anderson. That girl in your math class. What do they all have in common? The notoriety of being featured in the pages of the world's most popular men's magazine.
Playboy spokesperson Theresa Hennessey said college football conference-themed editions have been a part of the magazine's tradition for the last 27 years. Hennessey said the magazine traditionally rotates between conferences each year.
"The last time we did the 'Girls of the ACC' was in 1998," she said. "Now we've got a fresh crop of students
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