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I agree with about 1/2. The B12

wanted a conference network when Nebraska, A&M, Mizzou, and Colorado were in the conference. Texas didn't want to share, and we all know the history. Also, the NCAA, or other conferences of FBS and Division 1 basketball if you will, have more leverage that you think on the "P2" IMO. The P2 may have gotten ahead of themselves trying to monopolize the football money, whether they deserve it or not. The rest of college athletics - you know, the non football part, and the non rev part, still have a say in all of this.
Posted: 05/28/2026 at 07:21 PM ET
(In response to this post by 33laszlo99)

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Key senators strike bipartisan deal on sweeping college sports reform
tupton79 05/28/26 02:00 PM ET
Dang it!!! I thought The government would get all this fixed! **
AnotherTechW 05/29/26 11:32 PM ET
Passage may give Skanky and the SEC schools coronaries!!**
ancient alien 2018 05/28/26 08:44 PM ET
How many P2 expansion candidates (solid ones) do you think will help reach
33laszlo99 05/28/26 06:06 PM ET
I agree with about 1/2. The B12
Big12 guy 05/28/26 07:21 PM ET
True. MBB and WBB matter. Big 12, SEC and B1G have upped their game. And
33laszlo99 05/28/26 09:47 PM ET
The new media contracts coming
Big12 guy 05/29/26 07:56 AM ET
If the law passes and the DI schools opt to pool their resources, then why
VTHokie2000 06/01/26 01:46 PM ET
Almost zero chance that becomes law as drafted
HokieAl 05/28/26 05:35 PM ET
A lot in there to digest but did I see essentially a moratorium on B1G SEC
Vippie1 05/28/26 04:56 PM ET
Yup. They cannot add a single school if the bill passes as is.
RandomAsianGuy 05/30/26 01:04 PM ET
Thought they couldn't breakaway but could add teams.**
HouClone 05/28/26 10:06 PM ET
That is correct***
tupton79 05/28/26 05:02 PM ET