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Why is Big XII rumored to lose 1/2 their broadcasting $, while PAC remains unscathed?
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RE: Why is Big XII rumored to lose 1/2 their broadcasting $, while PAC remains unscathed?
Id argue that the PAC has the top 3-4 brands from all schools remaining in both conferences, including the new additions.

The Big 12 has bottom 3-4.

Its that simple.
08-05-2022 09:18 PM
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