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RE: Realistic options for Pac-12 going forward.
If you can get Zaga, I don't see how you don't add a Hawaii/AFA depending on the TV windows. You could even get a few 11pm-1am ET kick off games for Tier 3 with Hawaii. It's clear they'd be hesitant on UNLV and FSU, but Zaga is too good to pass up for a short term deal. The 12th football school doesn't matter all that much. While they wouldn't be able to get SMU football only, AFA could be the next best thing.
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