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RE: Power Five Conferences Expansion Canidates
(02-12-2014 01:17 AM)dmacfour Wrote:  
Quote:TIER 2

BYU
AIR FORCE
HOUSTON
SMU
RICE
BOISE STATE
UTEP
NEW MEXICO
COLORADO STATE
TULSA
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TIER 3

UNLV
FRESNO STATE
SAN DIEGO STATE
HAWAII
NEVADA
NEW MEXICO STATE
UTAH STATE
UTSA

None of these schools would get a PAC 12 invite. Especially Boise State... they're the weakest school on this least (in academics).

The PAC 12 either has to invite eight B12 schools and kill the conference or consider some of the above schools if it wants to expand. SECond to none football conference and B1Greed will get seated first at the B12 buffet while the PAC 12 waits for the scraps. The PAC 12 seriously screwed itself when it turned away OU and OSU…..
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