[Giants]

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Final Pac-12 Network live broadcast farewell.

https://x.com/troyclardy/status/17944183...-v_murI6sA

Thanks for sharing. This made me tear up a little.  Watching Stanford sports in ACC will not be the same. I’ve always rooted for other PAC10/12 schools when playing a nonconference game. I don’t think I’ll be doing the same

After watching that . . . I really hate what USC and UCLA did to the Pac-12.  Abject greed destroyed our wonderful conference.  Shame on them.  Forever shame.

Just curious…

In an alternate universe, Stanford and Cal are offered an opportunity to jump to the Big Ten with a full financial share (in lieu of USC and UCLA).  Would you be as upset had that happened (assuming that decision also would have led to the collapse of the Pac12)?  

In this universe, I cannot criticize the southern California schools for jumping because I know I wouldn’t be upset had it been the northern California schools jumping.  

It wasn’t greed that drove the decision, it was the desire to continue to compete at the highest level.  I don’t fault them at all.

[Giants]

1716670366[/url]']
Final Pac-12 Network live broadcast farewell.

https://x.com/troyclardy/status/17944183...-v_murI6sA

Thanks for sharing. This made me tear up a little.  Watching Stanford sports in ACC will not be the same. I’ve always rooted for other PAC10/12 schools when playing a nonconference game. I don’t think I’ll be doing the same

After watching that . . . I really hate what USC and UCLA did to the Pac-12.  Abject greed destroyed our wonderful conference.  Shame on them.  Forever shame.

Just curious…

In an alternate universe, Stanford and Cal are offered an opportunity to jump to the Big Ten with a full financial share (in lieu of USC and UCLA).  Would you be as upset had that happened (assuming that decision also would have led to the collapse of the Pac12)?  

In this universe, I cannot criticize the southern California schools for jumping because I know I wouldn’t be upset had it been the northern California schools jumping.  

It wasn’t greed that drove the decision, it was the desire to continue to compete at the highest level.  I don’t fault them at all.