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RE: What happens when Texas finally leaves for the Pac-12?
(02-14-2015 01:06 PM)bluesox Wrote:  I don't think texas would go to a pac 16. Yet, i could easily see texas go to a pac 18 with texas tech, ou, ok state, ku and k state. Or more likely a pac 20 with 2 more from baylor, tcu, iowa state, new mexico, byu, etc. In the event of a pac 18 or pac 20, the big 12 dissolves with any left out school going to the aac

a bit before we had Larry Scott flying around hitting those b12 schools with invitations, Scott Woodward mentioned some options up to including creating a 20 team conference with the Big 12
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