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Pac-12: Was the decision not to expand now the right one?

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The Pacific 12 Conference announced Tuesday night that it would not expand but instead remain with 12 teams, ending speculation that the Pac-12 might soon become the Pac-16 or something of that nature.

The announcement comes at a time of a vastly changing college landscape, where super-conferences appear to be forming and schools such as Texas and Oklahoma had openly expressed interest in leaving the Big 12 Conference for the Pac-12.

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‘After careful review we have determined that it is in the best interests of our member institutions, student-athletes and fans to remain a 12-team conference,’ Commissioner Larry Scott said in a statement.

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