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Bowlsby says the $10 million pro rata buyout story is bull$h!t...
10-27-2016 06:05 AM
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RE: Bowlsby says the $10 million pro rata buyout story is bull$h!t...
Of coarse he says that...

But these clowns also said this:

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Jason Williams ‏@jwilliamscincy 16m16 minutes ago
Jason Williams Retweeted Chuck Carlton
Remember, Boren said there were no discussions about specific candidates.

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Chuck Carlton @ChuckCarltonDMN
Contrary to comments made last week, Bob Bowlsby says "there was a lot of discussions" about the individual candidates by Big 12 presidents.
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10-27-2016 06:07 AM
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