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RE: Do you think of the Big 12's newest members as P5 schools right now?
There are no P5 teams. Only P5 conferences. So the only question is whether you accept the Big 12 as a P5 conference or not. If you do, then these schools are every bit as much of a P5 as Kansas, Wake Forest, Rutgers and other schools that populate the lower end of the power conferences. If you don't, then you would have to say that football powerhouses like Oklahoma State, Kansas State and TCU are no longer P5 schools as well.
09-15-2021 05:43 AM
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