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PAC-12 partners with Letv to stream events in China
http://pac-12.com/article/2015/11/11/pac...ac12Social

Interesting, but not sure of the impact or influence in the future.

If they want to get Asian exposure, they should add Hawaii as a stepping stone as there are a lot of Asian people that have immigrated there, but probably not as much as what is in the West Coast already. Maybe they can add 1 more if the division requirement goes away.
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PAC-12 partners with Letv to stream events in China
The problem with adding just Hawaii is that 13 teams can't play 9 games each against each other. If Hawaii wanted to do the Notre Dame arrangement, perhaps that would be an option.
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