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Jan 2, 2025
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Coug
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If BYU brought each of those 2 conference a massive amount of money, BYU would be in either conference right now...
BYU is not a threat to those conferences... they want money and power. I think we need to tap down on the hyperbole.
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Correct me if you think I'm wrong, but I think BYU is a prime example of why the SEC and BIG10 want to lock out other
byujacob
INSUFFERABLE KNOW IT ALL
Jan 2, 1:13pm
They'll need to do something drastic to lock out everyone else
Belboz
Jan 2, 1:15pm
They are already exploring a drastic change to the football landscape.
byujacob
Jan 2, 1:19pm
And if they push too far Congress will step in and strong-arm a new system
Odysseus
Jan 2, 1:25pm
They are well on their way to accomplish their goal while retaining all the
Everyman
Jan 2, 1:29pm
Those ideas were hatched years ago and believe me they are working on them
KYU
Jan 2, 4:00pm
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Ironhide
Jan 2, 1:21pm
If BYU brought each of those 2 conference a massive amount of money, BYU would be in either conference right now...
Coug
Jan 2, 1:24pm
Who is saying anything about threats? I'm saying there are schools that can compete for playoff spots and earn a piece
byujacob
Jan 2, 1:25pm
It's a 40 year effort.
Choke
Jan 2, 1:50pm
And BYU 1984 started it all
oilman
Jan 2, 1:56pm
SEC Commissioner . . .
tambourine1970
Jan 2, 3:14pm
Rutgers, Vanderbilt, Purdue, Kentucky, Maryland, Minnesota, Northwestern, etc.
cougarmeister
Jan 2, 7:43pm
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