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RE: How does the B1G respond if OU and UT go to the SEC?
If the PAC12 offered to add Texas, TT, OU, and oSu, would that be seriously pondered? Maybe even include KU and KSU? Make two large 9-team divisions, east and west.

The PAC12 is very protective about their west coast identity, and have a few very protective and stubborn schools when it comes to expansion consideration.

I expect the BIG would be more comfortable with expanding compared to the P12. Schools the BIG would seek to add are just not in play currently.
(This post was last modified: 07-22-2021 10:15 AM by OdinFrigg.)
07-22-2021 10:14 AM
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