A Tennessee grad and SEC sycophant, his first words on the then-potential Alliance were to start to complement the PAC-12 about being a successful conference, seemingly catch himself, and correct himself by substituting the ACC, as if he could not bring himself to say something nice about the PAC-12. It was all an act, of course, showing that the guy will never skip a chance to drag the PAC-12.
Welcome, Cristina! Thank you in advance for joining the awesome writing crew here! I'm looking forward to writing many long winded and often tangential comments to your articles in the months ahead.
not sure i understand the point of this all that much. Better than nothing I guess? Seems like just a mutual pact with all Pac 12, Big 10, and ACC schools that the non conference schedules are guaranteed to have some tough games from now on? I have a feeling it's going to be 1 or 2 gams per year. I'm sure the SEC is shaking in its boots.
Pretty awesome! Wisconsin UCLA anybody?!?
Great article, Cristina!
I have to wait until 2029?!? Darn it! Hopefully P12 network will get more widely distributed, it’s not even an option on my YouTube TV lineup…
Cristina, you know your sports!!! Love it.
Welcome, Cristina!
Love the dig at Finebaum. He deserves it.
A Tennessee grad and SEC sycophant, his first words on the then-potential Alliance were to start to complement the PAC-12 about being a successful conference, seemingly catch himself, and correct himself by substituting the ACC, as if he could not bring himself to say something nice about the PAC-12. It was all an act, of course, showing that the guy will never skip a chance to drag the PAC-12.
Welcome, Cristina! Thank you in advance for joining the awesome writing crew here! I'm looking forward to writing many long winded and often tangential comments to your articles in the months ahead.
not sure i understand the point of this all that much. Better than nothing I guess? Seems like just a mutual pact with all Pac 12, Big 10, and ACC schools that the non conference schedules are guaranteed to have some tough games from now on? I have a feeling it's going to be 1 or 2 gams per year. I'm sure the SEC is shaking in its boots.