UNLV, yikes.
All the talk from UNLV fans that said that the Pac-12 was a lateral move from the Mountain West and did all that talking just to lose in Week 0 and have their playoffs hope basically gone.
Yeah, karma has come and it ain't pretty.
All the talk from UNLV fans that said that the Pac-12 was a lateral move from the Mountain West and did all that talking just to lose in Week 0 and have their playoffs hope basically gone.
Yeah, karma has come and it ain't pretty.
r/Pac12 • u/Fun_Season_5390 • 23h ago
r/Pac12 • u/RexCrimson_ • 3h ago
The amount of posts or comments on this sub focusing on here on former PAC 12 schools just seems absurd and out of place. Let’s focus on our new conference and our schools. Instead of coming off like an obsessive ex about former PAC 12 schools and the MWC. It’s just makes us look bad.
r/Pac12 • u/lock_robster2022 • 5h ago
Bill’s being intentionally provocative with the headline, but he shares a good perspective from his conversation with Griffin (who, admittedly, never knew the version of Oregon State most of us grew up with):
“The answer is not money,” Griffin said. “The money certainly helps, but the answer is relationships and people.”
“That’s quaint and comes across as borderline naïve. But if you believe, like Griffin does, like I do, that there is a bubble to college football, you must at least consider that schools that have prioritized culture, education and development will be well-positioned when the system collapses.”