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reno1441

I don’t care how bad a single football game is…

Trying to draw long-term trends and future development of the Pac-12 from a single three hour period in the middle of September is absolutely stupid. Seeing a lot of that right now, and some from the “usual suspects”.

WSU losing to North Texas has nearly zero impact on how the AAC and Pac-12 will compare going forward, media deals, realignment, NIL, and the such. Same with OSU last week.

Football teams have bad days. It’s on the borderline of absurd to try to draw out long-term trends from that.

Posted Sep 13, 2025, 10:44 PM UTC

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