Move to B1G:Significant mental health risks for UCLA athletes

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hmm.. say they are soft without saying they are soft,

Pac-12 boss: 'Significant' concerns on UCLA move

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20 Comments

Big Game Vista

Sep 24, 2022

25% seems fair. You know business. I’ll add - UCLA must agree on their schedule/time slots before the schedule is finalized.

Java

Sep 23, 2022

If I’m ucla I stay ok. I’ll stay. Here qre

my terms. Since la is 30% of your value and market in the conference? I want 25% of the revenues. I’m being nice not asking for 30. But 25 will do and I’ll stay

Big Game Vista

Sep 23, 2022

It’s happening. I told you guys. UCLA is staying in the PAC 12. It never made any sense to begin with. With climate control in place, this is an emergency situation.

RGF1999

Sep 23, 2022

Well, he is probably right about the environmental concerns of these WOKE folk. They would fly more, and lord knows how much carbon would be burned if the Rose Bowl neared capacity with visiting folks as opposed to the 10,000 odd "fans" that normally show up.

Unknown member

Sep 23, 2022

Can you believe this guy? Mental health, carbon footprint? Talk about a turd leaving streaks on the bowl as he is being flushed.

BobLinMN-2

Sep 23, 2022

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You don't think NCAA & Pac-12 are political organizations. Just look at the commercials these days.

Unknown member

Sep 23, 2022

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Oh I agree with you on that, but they are not, or at least should not, be doing any bidding on behalf of the states in which their "customers" reside. It is best to look at the schools as customers of the leagues they are in, almost like the league is a certifying body like UL.

SC Gator

Sep 24, 2022

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My God, the self-promotion commercials on the PAC-12 network are unwatchable.

TrojanMatt

Sep 23, 2022

I am sure the Pac-12/10 commish has real concerns about ucla student's mental health. He should have concern about putting quality product on the field.