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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 5052313, member: 1414"] Would we rather be in the Big XII? Obviously. Did anything we did that lead to those six titles hold back the football team? Quite the contrary. One of the only reasons we were able to jump to FBS (D1A then) was the success of the hoops team. Football even did fairly well in a league every bit as good (probably better) as the Big XII. Has the school made mistakes? Yes. Should have gone D1A 20 years sooner. Should have built the stadium on campus back then. Should have made sure Penn State got to the Big East. Should have pushed a straight up merger with the ACC back when that was viable. [/QUOTE]
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