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How long ago was the PAC 12 the weak sisters of the WCB?
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[QUOTE="bennyskid, post: 3361060, member: 9471"] The answer to the question is the same as the answer to this one: "When did top west coast recruits start staying on the west coast?" For most of my lifetime, top west coast recruits went to Stanford or they went east. But OSU and UO rose to the top using west coast talent like Syd Wiese, Jamie Weisner, Sabrina Ionescu, Ruthie Hebard, and others. And now - for the first time in my lifetime - Pac schools other than Stanford are able to recruit nationally. [/QUOTE]
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