Apparently you have not been keeping up with the legal cases that the ACC is involved with FSU & Clemson. The ACC is most likely staying intact with a new GOR through 2030.
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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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Apparently you have not been keeping up with the legal cases that the ACC is involved with FSU & Clemson. The ACC is most likely staying intact with a new GOR through 2030.
Being excited for this trash pac 12 MWC AAC drama is the football equivalent of breathlessly waiting for the next episode of a daytime soap opera. These conferences are terrible.
Oregon State to the Big 12...in women's gymnastics!
The Conference of (competitive bbq eating) Champions
7 remaining members commit to Mountain West
The Mountain West has received signed commitments from Air Force, UNLV, New Mexico, Nevada, San Jose State, Wyoming and Hawai'i to stay in the conference.
I really don’t understand why WSU and OSU didn’t just join 100% of the MWC in a reverse merger into the PAC, and then just keep all the residual pac money. I’m not sure all these payouts won’t cost more than the dilutive effect of keeping schools like SJSU and Wyoming.