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OT: PAC12 bans 5 win football team from bowl games
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The Pac-12 will require its teams to win at least six regular-season games to play in a bowl game, eliminating the opportunity for a 5-7 squad to earn a postseason spot when there are not enough six-win teams nationally to fill the bowls.

Pac-12 presidents passed the rule proposed by a subcommittee of athletic directors.
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RE: OT: PAC12 bans 5 win football team from bowl games
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RE: OT: PAC12 bans 5 win football team from bowl games
that's probably for the best and realistically 6-6 shouldn't get you a bowl game either
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