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RE: Which conferences will Not survive current realignment?
(03-30-2013 09:16 PM)billings Wrote:  Leaving
Iowa State
TCU
Baylor
Kansas St

Can Kansas really move without Kansas State? The politics would be messy, like Oklahoma trying to move without Oklahoma State.

Does the prospect of getting the three programs they really want (Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas) make it worth enough money for three little brothers (Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, Kansas State) to tag along? It might, but whether it makes "dollars and sense" is a question for the consultants to answer. Larry Scott doesn't think 16 is a maximum number for conferences, but we don't know whether the Pac CEOs would agree with him on that.
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