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Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell.
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[QUOTE="Vowelguy, post: 4827072, member: 59"] There was no reason for the B10 to collude with anyone. They got UCLA and USC. After that the BiG didn't care. They took Ore/Wash, but that was a borderline call, not some awesome prize they were waiting to be available. And if they really wanted them, they would've offered them before Colorado bolted. The BiG needed nothing from the B12. The B12 was the big winner of the PAC collapsing. It got programs that added value, and it got one less competitor to fight for the remaining scraps not taken by BiG/SEC. [/QUOTE]
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