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[QUOTE="itgoeslike, post: 979087, member: 3691"] This is really about the desire to consolidate power among the Big Ten, SEC and PAC12 vs. self preservation of the Big 12 and ACC. 60% of 65 schools equals 39 votes. The B1G, SEC, and PAC members total 40 members and of course represent 3 of 5 Conferences. That would enable the P3 conferences to steer legislation unencumbered, which could include moving towards 4 super conferences. Conversely, a super majority and 4 of 5 conference requirement would enable the two "marked" conferences to block legislation detrimental to their existence. I can't imagine the ACC or Big 12 wanting to move off this point. [/QUOTE]
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