Jul 6, 2022
10:52:06am
10:52:06am
Bottom line: If P12 $ is significantly less than B12 $ teams will move...
I'm talking P12 $ minus USC & UCLA and B12 $ minus Texas and Oklahoma.
If the money is close the P12 remainders will stick together, at least for the time being. I believe the B12 is still in a very good situation. The 4 teams they're adding are solid and will become even more solid with time in conference. All 4 B12 additions are better than anything the P12 can add from the MWC. So, over time, if the P12 stands pat, they will continue to lose ground to the B12. It's inevitable.
Frankly, I don't see this new "alliance" with the ACC meaning or doing anything of significance for either conference. B12 is in a more advantageous position right now than either the P12 or the ACC in my estimation.
If the money is close the P12 remainders will stick together, at least for the time being. I believe the B12 is still in a very good situation. The 4 teams they're adding are solid and will become even more solid with time in conference. All 4 B12 additions are better than anything the P12 can add from the MWC. So, over time, if the P12 stands pat, they will continue to lose ground to the B12. It's inevitable.
Frankly, I don't see this new "alliance" with the ACC meaning or doing anything of significance for either conference. B12 is in a more advantageous position right now than either the P12 or the ACC in my estimation.
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