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The Big 12: The Nuts and Bolts of Their Present Situation
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RE: The Big 12: The Nuts and Bolts of Their Present Situation
ESPN already controls all time slots that matter without the Pac-12. I'm not sure they deliver the West Coast like the other P5s deliver their regions.

I do think before expanding to 18 that the ACC and SEC need to be sure of conference championship rule changes...
08-12-2017 09:45 AM
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