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I think 1.7 was pie-in-the-sky. I also think MLS at 1 mil would be larger than a Pac 12 audience. Besides, now we know we have really pissed off the sc fan base by: 1) being in the same league = same recruits 2) having 1 game a year in LA area (of course they benefit for being in Eugene once every two years to see a real college town). Maybe we can open our facilities to all visiting teams and poach a few. 3) not having lost to Tulane

IF, a big if, the Pac adds enough schools to still qualify as an auto-qualifier to the CFP, then little bro OSU is in great shape for that bid. P.S. Are they "little step bro" now? Asking for a Corvallis friend.

When the next media deal for the BIG comes up, will the BIG still want Rutgers and Maryland?

Agree. However, when the next BIG media deal takes effect, we will be in it for a full share and that tide will raise all sports. Without the BIG money, the other sports would eventually suffer.

Who cares, dump your so-called friend.

Normally this is a pay site, but certain papers allow a few freebies each month. Sorry about the site used here but it is always nice to semi (if not completely) abuse these guys. Tracing the Pac-12’s 12 strategic blunders that led to its collapse | The Seattle Times

Not so fast my friend, at least the U of O doesn't give scholarships to "athletes" that don't even play the sport. 'Varsity Blues': Former USC administrator Donna Heinel sentenced to 6 months in prison WWW.LATIMES.COM Donna Heinel, the third-highest ranking administrator in the USC athletic department, was sentenced Friday in connection with the 'Varsity Blues' scandal.

Why Colorado moved to Big 12 and how shift affects Pac-12 - ESPN WWW.ESPN.COM The Big 12 learned lessons two years ago after getting burned by Texas and Oklahoma. It resulted in a more aggressive strategy that could dramatically change the sport.

I somewhat agree. IF the Ducks decide to flee, and I think/hope that is a big if, then I think the demise will be swift. However, I am still hopeful the Ducks stay in the Pac with a much easier path to the playoffs. We don't need the media money to stay competitive. Other schools, not so lucky.

Ascention on July 1, 2009

Reminds me of when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor.

How about narrowing it down to our lifetime?

Hey , CU, your new slogan should be Remember the Alamo . . . As those are probably the only bowl games you will sniff for the next few years, '16 & '20 (covid), and faired the same as the Texans at the original. I for one will miss our 88.8 winning percentage and average score of 49 - 16.5.

MSN WWW.MSN.COM I agree with the "watch out" statement.

MSN WWW.MSN.COM Nice to see the PAC with 3 of the first 4 and No.3 having beaten No.1.

That's fine. However, I have nothing but distain for LS. He left GK a mess, hopefully he'll make lemonade from the lemons left behind.

I remember the last time sc was irrelevant (2009 until last year's hiccup) and we did just fine. Looking for more of the same. Almost every team QB loaded year, and next year, almost every team unproven.

Wow, can you image how upset Vegas must be having to COMPLETELY change the lines on these games?

Calling it the PASS Act. MSN WWW.MSN.COM Let's hope Woody Hayes axiom isn't true that two out of three things involved in a pass are bad.

I sure hope this isn't a Hank Gathers 2.0.

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I agree, but I think the landscape will drastically change again around 2030 when it seems a lot of conferences are ending their media delas around the same time.

He probably banks in his 3's when playing BBall.

Hopefully PK outlives that dud(e). Plus, I imagine that when it eventually happens, PK will be the gift that keeps on giving.