Pac would have survived if UCLA and USC stayed. Those two leaving was the biggest domino.

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Nov 13, 2024
4:16:44pm

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Just went to lunch with a huge UCLA booster and fan. He hates being in the B1G

Mr. Rumsfield

Nov 13, 4:02pm

Indeed! It's going to be tough, even for Oregon, to continually compete with

RexburgCougar

Nov 13, 4:04pm

They didn't leave because the Pac was dying. They killed it by leaving. It all started when USC and UCLA left.

Brisket

Nov 13, 4:05pm

Yes because the writing was on the wall. They were going to get hosed financiall

RexburgCougar

Nov 13, 4:07pm

USC made them an off they couldn't refuse.

CascadeBYUFan

Nov 13, 4:08pm

Sort of. They aren't getting the same share as USC is. Due to the board of regents they have to pay Cal every year.

Brisket

Nov 13, 4:11pm

Why can't they compete? Not being snarky. I just don't know.

KCFan85

Nov 13, 4:12pm

California schools don’t have much athletic fan support. Financial pressure and

Stopper6700

Nov 13, 4:18pm

I think with the right coach they could be really solid.

dut99002

Nov 13, 4:40pm

Pac would have survived if UCLA and USC stayed. Those two leaving was the biggest domino.

CalGTR

Nov 13, 4:16pm

Plently of bottom feeders — look at Indiana's schedule. Just need that

Mr. Scoobs

Nov 13, 4:20pm

Oklahoma & UCLA should never be compared as football programs.

LakeshowCougs

Nov 13, 4:28pm

Pertinent:

Gustav

Nov 13, 4:46pm

I heard the athletic dept was $160-million in dept so yeah, they could use the $

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