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Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?Moderators: PonyPride, SmooPower
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Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?From Pete Thamel's Twitter account
Sources: With the Pac-12 president meeting at the top of the hour, there's optimism about the league’s grant of rights being signed. The key linchpin is Oregon. Heading into the meeting, the school is trending toward not going to the Big Ten. PonyFans.com ... is really the premier place for Mustang talk on the Web.
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Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?Also, from Nicole Auerbach:
BREAKING: Oregon and Washington's exit from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten appears to have lost momentum overnight, multiple sources tell @TheAthletic PonyFans.com ... is really the premier place for Mustang talk on the Web.
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Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?Ross Dellenger:
Multiples sources tell @DanWetzel and me that the tides are turning: The Pac-12 meeting this morning to sign a Grant of Rights, which @YahooSports reported last night, remains on schedule & expectation is all presidents will show. PonyFans.com ... is really the premier place for Mustang talk on the Web.
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Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?From Brett McMurphy:
At last minute, Pac-12 may stay together & sign Grant of Rights. After Monday’s media rights offer, P12 held multiple zoom meetings this week. Arizona’s Bobby Robbins appeared fully committed to Pac-12 so much that one participant said: “If Arizona leaves, he should win an Oscar" PonyFans.com ... is really the premier place for Mustang talk on the Web.
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Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?And from John Canzano
Expansion is also part of the Pac-12 CEO Group's meeting this morning, per a source with knowledge. San Diego State and SMU fans on standby. PonyFans.com ... is really the premier place for Mustang talk on the Web.
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Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?Makes sense. Why would Apple spend all the time and money
to lowball the PAC? favorable counteroffer appears likely.
Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?And the negotiations continue...
Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?This is more exciting than tracking Paul Johnson's flight pattern.
Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?^^^ Hahaha
![]() It is definitely exciting and interesting stuff. SMU's first president, Robert S. Hyer, selected Harvard Crimson and Yale Blue as SMU's colors to symbolize SMU's high academic standards. We are one of the few Universities to have school colors with real meaning...and we just blow them off.
Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?Just keep them away from the Denver Airport.
UNC better keep that Ram away from Peruna
Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?More exciting than tracking Paul Johnson’s flight pattern - my vote for top 10 ever post !! Good one B
Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?latest reports are that Oregon and Wash. will not sign GOR. waiting on offer from B1G. More mystery and suspense. Said that Oregon was bigger cut of the pie.
Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?
If Apple is serious about getting into the CFB business they need to "pony up."
Re: Maybe Pac-12 collapse predictions were premature?Someone refresh my memory. What was the original purpose of college athletics and conferences? Pretty sure it wasn't to create a funding source for the universities. Oh well...the almighty dollars and greed win.
Lookout, high schools are the next targets. SMU's first president, Robert S. Hyer, selected Harvard Crimson and Yale Blue as SMU's colors to symbolize SMU's high academic standards. We are one of the few Universities to have school colors with real meaning...and we just blow them off.
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