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RE: Rumor-UConn and Cincy to ACC in 2018?
(03-29-2017 02:42 PM)nole Wrote:  With the growing revenue gap of SEC/B1G, you are much more likely to see Texas (OU, and other power programs not in those conferences) to join those two conferences.

There will be a P2 and then mid majors. $$$$ gap is getting very real.

Why would Texas care if the SEC and B1G bring in more revenue than other conferences? They don't bring in more than Texas. If closing the gap with the Big XII were that important to the Horns, they could help out on their own. Instead, they choose to capitalize on their huge wealth advantage by continuing to dominate NCAA sports - especially in the big money sports like football and basketball.
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