Fact Check…There was no PAC when SC was affiliated with the Methodist church. Those were the days of the Pacific Coast Conference. SC dissolved their affiliation with the Methodist Church in 1952. The PCC disbanded in 1959 due to a major scandal.

— V Is For Victory (@VIsForVictory13) March 24, 2023

That would be false. The PCC was not the PAC. The PCC went on to be the AAWU. They unofficially started calling themselves the Pacific Athletic Conference in 1964. Until formally becoming the PAC in 1968. SC was not a Methodist school in the PAC.

— V Is For Victory (@VIsForVictory13) March 24, 2023

Yes... Prior to the AAWU's (which is today's Pac) formal launch, Dr. Seaborg, Father Hesburgh, and Admiral Hamilton had a much broader plan, much of which was hashed over at a Soviet-hosted reception in Geneva.

I have a lot of the original papers and documents.

Let it go, bro.

— Tony Altimore (@TJAltimore) March 24, 2023

The PCC was not the PAC. SC dissolved their affiliation with the Methodist church long before the PAC existed. By all means provide pictures of your “original papers and documents”….I’m not buying your strange PAC 12 narratives you like to push so hard…..

— V Is For Victory (@VIsForVictory13) March 24, 2023

Yes, and then I have to mute you for embarrassing USC people

Just as USC was a former Methodist school,
SMU is also a former Methodist school.

This is NOT a difficult concept.

— Tony Altimore (@TJAltimore) March 24, 2023

One would think someone who rides the sinking PAC ship so hard. Wouldn’t have to block me for educating him on the history of the PAC 🤣🤣🤣He’s an odd one pic.twitter.com/pYXagwSxOH

— V Is For Victory (@VIsForVictory13) March 24, 2023