May 19, 2017
10:12:42pm
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except that they do. it's not likely that a great california kid will want to play at texas. your family can't
see you play every week, nor can they see you play often. playing in the PAC allows your family to easily travel from game to game. that's not the case if you're in the big 12, or the SEC.
how is the an 8 digit loss when the big 12 doesn't exist any longer? in a pac 14 scenario with texas and oklahoma, the conference would instantly explode financially. i don't see how you don't see this. all you have to do is google it. also, how is there a loss when they dictate the terms of a super conference?
how is the an 8 digit loss when the big 12 doesn't exist any longer? in a pac 14 scenario with texas and oklahoma, the conference would instantly explode financially. i don't see how you don't see this. all you have to do is google it. also, how is there a loss when they dictate the terms of a super conference?
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it's $$$$$ and recruiting, and the big 12 doesn't matter. by going east, or southeast, they aren't going to open
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