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MWC awaits ACC decision on Stanford and Cal, 'open to everything' (www.espn.com)

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As Stanford and California await a decision from the ACC about possible membership, the Mountain West Conference remains on standby, ready to respond however those dominos fall.

After the collapse of the Pac-12 last week, the MWC has found itself in a position of strength and stands as a potential landing spot for the remaining four Pac-12 schools: Cal, Stanford, Oregon State and Washington [State]. How quickly the trickle-down effect reaches the MWC will be determined mostly by forces out of its control.

"It is about what's happening with the ACC or whoever [Cal and Stanford] are talking to," MWC commissioner Gloria Nevarez told ESPN on Thursday.

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[–] TheAndrewBrown@lemm.ee 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Man those 4 in the Mountain West would feel so weird. It seems weirder than any of the other moves to me. And that’s saying something.

[–] Manibusan@fanaticus.social 3 points 2 years ago

I really thought that the Pac would absorb the MW, not the other way around.