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RE: BiG contacting ACC schools?
The expansion wasn't done after adding Nebraska, Maryland and Rutgers...lol...lol...lol.

The first goal was to get more teams around PSU. They did that. Now the goal is to go south where there are a alumni working or retired. And to grab a national football brand for the B1G West (aka Oklahoma).
01-31-2016 11:01 AM
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RE: BiG contacting ACC schools?
Yeah, because of all those B1G alumni in OKC and Tulsa ...

Not to mention the plethora of cable/sat subscribers in the state who will love having the BTN added to their standard tiers.


Kansas will be a much better match/add for the B1G West. I would look forward to them being added, one day.
01-31-2016 11:45 AM
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