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Will the PAC-12 survive if more teams leave? Can George Kliavkoff stop...


 

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So the "Pacific Athletic Conference" will live on in name, no matter what happens.

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I think the Beavs should to back to their old logo.  If you are going to be goofy, be full goofy!

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15 hours ago, NewEnglandBull said:
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Will the PAC-12 survive if more teams leave? Can George Kliavkoff stop...


 

This is a ridiculously bad article. The PAC 12 would have no leverage? Even with two teams, they would have a lot of leverage. The Big East split apart? Is that what happened? I thought they raided CUSA. 
 

I don’t love when fans post their random opinion as an article, but I guess that’s realignment journalism these days. 

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15 hours ago, Sk00b said:

****. This thread is finally entertaining!

Finally??

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4 minutes ago, atsKnight said:

This is a ridiculously bad article. The PAC 12 would have no leverage? Even with two teams, they would have a lot of leverage. The Big East split apart? Is that what happened? I thought they raided CUSA. 

Not sure exactly your question here but the BE did split apart, after being raided, into basketball and football schools. The football schools then raided CUSA forming the AAC ...

12 minutes ago, atsKnight said:

I don’t love when fans post their random opinion as an article, but I guess that’s realignment journalism these days. 

That's a good portion of any type "journalism" these days ......

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16 minutes ago, Triple B said:

Not sure exactly your question here but the BE did split apart, after being raided, into basketball and football schools. The football schools then raided CUSA forming the AAC ...

From the article: “Also, we have history to look at. The Big East used to exist as a football conference. When the ACC came calling, it was all over in the blink of an eye. Nobody in the Big East attempted to patch the holes as the ship sank.

The league just splintered and collapsed.”

It didn’t collapse. It raided CUSA and changed its name to the AAC. The history completely disproves the author’s point. 

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2 minutes ago, atsKnight said:

From the article: “Also, we have history to look at. The Big East used to exist as a football conference. When the ACC came calling, it was all over in the blink of an eye. Nobody in the Big East attempted to patch the holes as the ship sank.

The league just splintered and collapsed.”

It didn’t collapse. It raided CUSA and changed its name to the AAC. The history completely disproves the author’s point. 

Exactly. The PAC won’t disappear, at worst they will add MWC schools and move on. They will be weaker but they are not giving the name, prestige, plus basketball units and exit fees

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45 minutes ago, atsKnight said:

From the article: “Also, we have history to look at. The Big East used to exist as a football conference. When the ACC came calling, it was all over in the blink of an eye. Nobody in the Big East attempted to patch the holes as the ship sank.

The league just splintered and collapsed.”

It didn’t collapse. It raided CUSA and changed its name to the AAC. The history completely disproves the author’s point. 

Maybe it's because we're not talking about apples to apples in comparison with the Pac12 situation, plus a bit of semantics, but the author's point is dead on. At the end of the Big East, there were 7 hoops only schools and 4 football programs. The 7 split, 2/3 of the conference, taking the Big East name with them. For all practical purposes and common logic, that's splintering and collapsing ....

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