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RE: Houston Chronicle: Texas & OU Talking with SEC
(07-21-2021 08:57 PM)clpp01 Wrote:  
(07-21-2021 08:53 PM)Fresno St. Alum Wrote:  Big 12 gets Cincy and BYU right away then would look to add 2 to 4 more after just to stay alive if BIG or PAC comes for more. I think they'd get UCF and USF. Memphis and Tulane if they want more than 12. BYU would be the island and not WVU anymore
Can't see BYU setting aside their ego and joining a conference that would be viewed as inferior to the one Utah is in.

Nah, it’s a good cultural fit for them. PAC 12 wouldn’t be that far ahead in athletics. Easiest path to playoffs as well. 7 spots as opposed to 6 with an outside shot at a bye if it’s between them and the PAC champ.
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