[StanUSwagU]

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Current odds, based on a betting site:

College, Odds
Texas State, +110
Tulane, +225
Memphis, +800
UNLV, +900
North Texas, +1400
UTSA, +1600
Sacramento State, +2750
The Field, +1000

Supposedly, the Pac-12 really wants UNLV.

Imagine reading that sentence five years ago.  

The PAC-12 is now a minor league destined to scheduling games on television stations no one has ever heard of, at times that discourage in-game attendance.  How the mighty have fallen.

Giants,

Hi, thanks for the post.

(1) This is what happens when a Conference or its Members fail to be Proactive & Adapt to the changing landscape of BigTime D1 College Athletics.

(2) As far as for "Imagine reading that sentence five years ago"; For people who really follow & study BigTime D1 College Athletics (especially Football), this was known as the inevitable outcome for the Pac12, long before five years ago; It was actually known from the time the Pac10 Conference failed to 'close the deal' on getting University of Texas & University of Oklahoma to join the Pac10 to make it a Powerhouse Football Pac12; This trajectory and the forthcoming lack of large lucrative TV Media Deals for the Pac12, was sealed at that moment.

(3) Scary thing is, it might be the fate/trajectory of our beloved Stanford University & Stanford Athletics, (to become as you say 'minor league' like the attempted reformulated 'WAC/MtnWest/BigSky/YMCA/CalState/SummittLeague Pac12' or Dartmouth Athletics or Cornell Athletics) ...if we dont start adapting more quickly to the new landscape of BigTime D1 College Athletics.

[StanUSwagU]

1748791038[/url]']
Current odds, based on a betting site:

College, Odds
Texas State, +110
Tulane, +225
Memphis, +800
UNLV, +900
North Texas, +1400
UTSA, +1600
Sacramento State, +2750
The Field, +1000

Supposedly, the Pac-12 really wants UNLV.

Imagine reading that sentence five years ago.  

The PAC-12 is now a minor league destined to scheduling games on television stations no one has ever heard of, at times that discourage in-game attendance.  How the mighty have fallen.

Giants,

Hi, thanks for the post.

(1) This is what happens when a Conference or its Members fail to be Proactive & Adapt to the changing landscape of BigTime D1 College Athletics.

(2) As far as for "Imagine reading that sentence five years ago"; For people who really follow & study BigTime D1 College Athletics (especially Football), this was known as the inevitable outcome for the Pac12, long before five years ago; It was actually known from the time the Pac10 Conference failed to 'close the deal' on getting University of Texas & University of Oklahoma to join the Pac10 to make it a Powerhouse Football Pac12; This trajectory and the forthcoming lack of large lucrative TV Media Deals for the Pac12, was sealed at that moment.

(3) Scary thing is, it might be the fate/trajectory of our beloved Stanford University & Stanford Athletics, (to become as you say 'minor league' like the attempted reformulated 'WAC/MtnWest/BigSky/YMCA/CalState/SummittLeague Pac12' or Dartmouth Athletics or Cornell Athletics) ...if we dont start adapting more quickly to the new landscape of BigTime D1 College Athletics.