TrojansWire: It is obvious that college football’s leadership structure has failed, but you knew that. Explaining HOW this failure occurred is worth exploring. More precisely, it is important to illustrate the thought processes behind college football’s power brokers and why those thought processes were so obviously inadequate for this particular situation and the solutions it required.
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- As Pac-12 searches for media deal, one wonders what plans have been floated - March 24, 2023
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