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Mike Stoops isn’t alone any more.
The Arizona Wildcats football coach was fired on October 10. Since then we’ve been watching the rest of the Pac-12 to see if any other coaches would join him.
The hot seat proved to be especially cruel in 2011.
Pac-12! Pac-12! Pac-12!
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Long live the Pac-12!
A very, very long time.
Larry Scott’s announcement that his conference will not be expanding was music to the ears of fans in Arizona, Utah and Colorado. Now those in the proposed Mountain Pod can go back to enjoying the beauty of the Pac-12 South and, you know, real life football games.
Adding Texas would elevate any conference.
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The first games have yet to be played in the Pac-12, the supersized Big Ten and the minimized Big 12, yet the winds of conference realignment are blowing again.
If Texas, Oklahoma and friends agree to the form the Pac-16 it would be the best move commissioner Larry Scott could make.
That is, unless you are an Arizona Wildcat or ASU Sun Devil.
The Cats and Devils collided in the Pac-10 for more than three decades.
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The Pac-12 is 234 years and 362 days younger than the United States.
Sounds like the perfect time to break down the Pac-10’s baseball history!
ASU’s Frank Kush had to let go of some wins.
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Last week we took a look at the composite results from 33 years of Pac-10 football. The problem is the numbers didn’t add up.
I thought I could just take the totals from the 2010 Pac-10 media guide and add in the 2010 season. But when something as great as the premier 10-team conference comes to an end it’s worth doing the extra math.
Now we have the complete football won-loss records – both on the field and in the history books – from 1978 through 2010.
