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RE: USC ‘shut down’ potential Pac-12 expansion plans last year
(07-30-2022 02:09 AM)goofus Wrote:  I remember last year Dave Wanstadt saying his sources at FOX were saying there was a plan in place to split up the Big 12.

If I remember correctly, the plan was the Big Ten would take Kansas and Iowa State. ACC would take WV and ??. PAC was going to KSU, Okst, TT and ??. Guess you can say that plan, if it ever was real, clearly fell apart.

That plan never existed, lol. Wannstedt just neither understood realignment nor had good sources.
07-30-2022 10:24 AM
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