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RE: Non-AAU Notre Dame was offered B1G; so why is OU or FSU unrealistic?
(04-15-2016 01:21 PM)akhosrof Wrote:  At that point could there be a Big XII/ACC merger? Would Texas go west with TTU to the PAC 12? Or would each conference try and stick with what they have?

As for Texas and the Pac 12, this is a bit dated but still might have some validity (starts at 'going west' index):



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RE: Non-AAU Notre Dame was offered B1G; so why is OU or FSU unrealistic? - SeaBlue - 04-15-2016 01:56 PM



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