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Dom Amore: If Big 12 calls, UConn will have to choose between Big East love and Power Five money.
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[QUOTE="FfldCntyFan, post: 4656595, member: 71"] I am fully convinced that the scenario you are drawing out us something the P-2 view as "we will cross that bridge when we get to it". There always have been schools that "over perform" when comparing results to resources. There will always be a few schools outside of the P-2 competing for a championship (and in most cases falling a bit short). College football has been basically the SEC winning championships with an occasional outlier for the past decade and a half. Revenues have exploded. As long as the P-2 give the appearance that they will throw the occasional bone to schools in other conferences they won't need to worry about shrinking revenues. [/QUOTE]
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