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CONFERENCE (TEAMS IN FIELD) RECORD EXPECTED RECORD Pac-12 (5) 13-5 2-5 WCC (2) 5-2 7-1 AAC (2) 4-2 4-2 https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/2021-ncaa-tournament-records-by-conference-pac-12-shines-big-ten-disappoints-in-march-madness/ do they teach math at that central Florida community college near the beach? is 72% > 66%? at most universities that answer is yes

UCF basketball LOL. 5 NCAA tournament appearances in 50 years. Once they made it to the round of 32. What are we even doing here? It appears the Big XII added UCF as a program to routinely finish near the bottom in all major sports. In that aspect it’s was a good add

PAC12 finished 13-5 In the NCAA mens basketball tournament last year, with 3 schools advancing to the elite 8. That’s a a record for number of credits won in a single tournament by a conference ($36 million in one tournament). You should stick to what you know Orlando Beach front property and the Waffle House value menu

I'm sorry you have to endure SLC sports talk, I find it awful. Maybe its better in San Diego. Locally its a lot of baiting fan bases (BYU/Utah) to try and anger listeners and drum up customers. I agree with @Someone Else local sports talk radio is a dying industry

if by successful arrangement you mean they kicked everyone in the MWC ass for 3 straight years. From 2008-2011 they went 22-2 in conference.

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isn't Honolulu compromised of transplants from the U.S. and Asia that don't have ties to the university? Granted a lot of those are wealthy transplants with some discretionary income to burn, and some of those would fund/attend/watch Hawaii athletics, but when you filter out the population that doesn't care about college football, I think that hinders PAC12 expansion to paradise

doesn't a lot of whether the Big XII expands further depend on Fox Sports (or other entities) seeing an opportunity to make money in the college football/basketball market? I still think that's very much in flux right now and on hold till the next round of media rights start to unfold. I believe college football greatly outdraws TV viewers over every other sport except the NFL and so there is potentially great value. It also depends on ESPN potentially having a monopoly on the product and whether other entities want to play and to what level. I hope they do it would be great for the sport for ESPN to have competitors.

so sad UCF lost tonight, I think i heard a whoosh as their NY6 chances were flushed

Truth!

its probably longer than that, but there are some Utah coaching tenures I've blocked out

basketball has been a different story. BYU clearly has been the better program over the last 5 years

it took Utah 7 years to finally hit .500 in conference in the PAC12 in football and we're only barely above that mark 10 years in OOC Utah is 27-1 during that same time

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