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RE: How would USC fair as a football independent?
Leave the PAC-12 and then turn around and schedule 6 annual opponents from the PAC? What's the point?

A much better idea is for the PAC to scrap their divisions, reduce the number of conference games to 8, and restructure their conference schedule to have 5 permanent rivals and play the other 6 opponents 50% of the time. Then USC can still Notre Dame every year, and play 2 other Big Alliance teams every year.

This is not dramatically different from the independent schedule you proposed and USC does not have to give up the chance to play for a conference championship.
(This post was last modified: 10-10-2021 12:16 PM by goofus.)
10-10-2021 12:14 PM
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