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RE: The K5 have given the G5 the green light to expand so they can go to 20 w/semis
(04-09-2013 08:32 AM)CommuterBob Wrote:  Well I guess that settles the argument we had about the $12M for the SBC being $1M per team or $12M for each G5 conference.

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He's definitely clear this time.

Still like to see it from more than one AD to be convinced as its inconsistent with how they have done it in the past and it doesn't make sense for conferences to give up money just because a different conference expands (the $1 million has to come from somewhere). Even ADs have been wrong about details on things like this.
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