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There is a real possibility that the team to win this tournament could be the sole program to play in March Madness, and with the poor showings of the conference blue bloods such as UCLA, Oregon and Arizona, the chances of electric atmospheres at these games are remote.
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Aside from a postseason matchup against another solid program, bowl games have provided teams with a variety of inherent benefits, including extra practice time and an additional contest for graduating seniors.
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The Pac-12 conference and its commissioner Larry Scott, whose power structure Christ recently became a part of, have come under fire for financial and scheduling decisions that have divided those within Scott’s circle.
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Economies are founded on a basic principle: Labor earns compensation. Advanced economies take it a step further and ensure fair compensation for workers by rule of law. But, somehow, a multi-billion dollar American industry has for years swept this inconvenience under the rug, paving the way for executives to earn
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On Feb. 15, ground was broken on the Pac-12 Studios at 370 Third Street in San Francisco. Four months later, Pac-12 Networks is still very much a work in progress. But progress is what Pac-12 Networks is all about.
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The Pac-12 wrapped up its inaugural season only two days ago, but its not too early to start looking forward to next fall. The conference finalized its 2012 schedule earlier today, and here’s what’s in store for Cal as it returns to the newly renovated Memorial Stadium:
