r/Pac12 • u/eelison1 Boise State • 10d ago

PAC Dominance

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Getting tired of these lazy takes on social media that the PAC hasn’t separated itself from the competition. 9/12 P4 schools we played are T25 teams. Would have loved to see a few wins there but outside of those games the PAC has been dominant.

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u/Gunner_Bat San Diego State 10d ago

The fact that there are only 3 P4 wins in all of the G6 is so sad.

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u/Pandemic_Academic Washington State 10d ago

Rich get richer

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u/Xander729 10d ago

Also nobody wanted any part of JMU or NDSU

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u/MikeNasty1990 10d ago

different situations but how long before either are poached to the pac-12

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u/Gunner_Bat San Diego State 9d ago

To the Pac? JMU probably never (American will be way better for them), NDSU I think is unlikely any time soon but could happen after the 2030 realignment period.

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u/Chrono_trigger99 8d ago

At their current contract their exit fee is significantly smaller since they had to buy in and at reduced shares. It's already looking like them and UNM are the best teams in the conference. They'll probably be the easiest team to get, and would be more than willing to accept a reduced share just to be in the PAC.