In my fervid imagination, Pac-12 guidelines went out the window when uclol and u$c bolted for the Big-Un (or whatever the hell it's supposed to be called...).
Therefore, in the remote event that Cal managed to go 5-7, I'd want Cal to seek out and take a bowl bid and dare the conference to do something other than clutch their proverbial p…
In my fervid imagination, Pac-12 guidelines went out the window when uclol and u$c bolted for the Big-Un (or whatever the hell it's supposed to be called...).
Therefore, in the remote event that Cal managed to go 5-7, I'd want Cal to seek out and take a bowl bid and dare the conference to do something other than clutch their proverbial pearls in disgust, and tsk-tsk the lack of collegiality for their conference partners. I mean, even if the Regents wound up getting involved, it's not like they'd stop us either. They'd have to have a meeting to discuss having a meeting where they schedule a meeting to have another meeting where they'd vote to tell Cal to not accept the bid, or some such thing.
In my fervid imagination, Pac-12 guidelines went out the window when uclol and u$c bolted for the Big-Un (or whatever the hell it's supposed to be called...).
Therefore, in the remote event that Cal managed to go 5-7, I'd want Cal to seek out and take a bowl bid and dare the conference to do something other than clutch their proverbial pearls in disgust, and tsk-tsk the lack of collegiality for their conference partners. I mean, even if the Regents wound up getting involved, it's not like they'd stop us either. They'd have to have a meeting to discuss having a meeting where they schedule a meeting to have another meeting where they'd vote to tell Cal to not accept the bid, or some such thing.
Screw the Pac-12 and its rules at this point.