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[QUOTE="Kolumbo, post: 4655657, member: 4613"]
Football should eventually break off but I don't get the impression that there is a meaningful probability of that happening. If football does split off, does UCLA stay in the B1G all sports? Does Rutgers olympic sports get kicked to the turnpike? Does UCF get to keep its poor excuse for basketball in the Big 12? I'm curious how football splitting off would change current structures and future structures. If it comes to pass, take the Big 12 invite and worry about the HUGE changes later because chances are, more decisions will need to be made down the line.

WVU and Cincy are major draws because both are very good basketball and football programs and are old Big East rivals. Throw in the Kansases, Iowa State, Okie State, and the potential for the addition of a couple of closer rivals, and I am very fine with the Big 12. Yes indeed.

The Big 12 dog and pony show back in 2016, and now a visit by Yormark to the UConn campus. I'm just not sure what is happening at this point.

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