The end of the Big Ten and Pac 12
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ottoman89
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Through the years the Pac 12 was amazing and in most cases I rooted for USC or UCLA when they played Ohio State or Michigan in my younger years when I rooted for Notre Dame. Washington under Don James also a great program back then too.
I look forward to USC, UCLA, Oregon & Washington joining the Big Ten with Ohio State having the opportunity to play each one of them. I concur with @OldSchool it is a travesty that it has ended, however, college football has now changed for better or worse.
I look forward to USC, UCLA, Oregon & Washington joining the Big Ten with Ohio State having the opportunity to play each one of them. I concur with @OldSchool it is a travesty that it has ended, however, college football has now changed for better or worse.
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I think we're just scratching the surface of what college football will look like in 5 years
The NIL will over haul of how student athlete will get paid ,,Congress will get involved at some point ,
and now , with Florida State being snubbed , puts the future of the ACC even further in doubt
things are just getting started
The NIL will over haul of how student athlete will get paid ,,Congress will get involved at some point ,
and now , with Florida State being snubbed , puts the future of the ACC even further in doubt
things are just getting started
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This could be bad if that happens too. Because I believe they will cap what the NIL can do for each athlete with the thought of making it more of a level playing field for other colleges. However, all that will do is open up the floodgates for illegal contributions all over again.
History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes.