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RE: Pac-16 Play-by-Play: How would realignment have shaken out in a Pac-16 scenario?
Wasn't the deal with Kansas that Scott was trying to replace OSU? Was that when A&M was still supposedly on the table? Or was it the second round of negotiations, after Utah had already been chosen? Because if A&M and Utah were not in the picture, Kansas could have been added as #16 without having to swap any school out.

Also, Hoya -- swap UConn for Navy where?
(This post was last modified: 11-03-2020 01:42 PM by Nerdlinger.)
11-03-2020 12:52 PM
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