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Making a Case for the PAC to stay at 12 schools.
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RE: Making a Case for the PAC to stay at 12 schools.
(11-27-2013 08:08 PM)JRsec Wrote:  
Okay Guys, cease and desist this airing of your differences over Colorado because quite frankly it doesn't pertain to this thread and you are boring us to death. In fact I just might have to call Ralphie on this one!

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Take this to the PM to resolve it among yourselves.
Heart Of Dixie has been accused of trolling on his own SEC board. That's pretty silly if I say so myself. Not the first time outsiders have trash talked on our SEC Board. I do not go to other conference BBS and start arguments, as I consider myself a guest.
(This post was last modified: 11-27-2013 11:48 PM by USAFMEDIC.)
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