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1 hour ago, talaricohusker said:

Saw on an Oregon board that the big 12 extended offers to UO UW the AZ schools but not Colorado or Utah. Don’t know how much weight this is if true 

If that is true Arizona State has a lot of issues with their program rn don't know about Arizona and Colorado well they ditched the big 12 bc they thought the grass was greener in the pac 12. That isn't the case rn. Pac 12 is in the same boat as big 12. Both conferences have no weight.

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California has a travel ban (ab1887) to not pay for state employees to travel to a number of states California considers hostile to LGBTQ rights. Iowa, Ohio and Indiana are on the list. While the state does not pay the travel expenses for state schools to travel to athletic events, UCLA has vowed to voluntarily avoid the offending states. UCLA Athletics spokesperson Josh Rupprecht said in an email (in 2017) that UCLA Athletics does not receive any state funding, but would not schedule future games in states that fail to meet the standards established by the new law.

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4 minutes ago, teachercd said:

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California has a travel ban (ab1887) to not pay for state employees to travel to a number of states California considers hostile to LGBTQ rights. Iowa, Ohio and Indiana are on the list. While the state does not pay the travel expenses for state schools to travel to athletic events, UCLA has vowed to voluntarily avoid the offending states. UCLA Athletics spokesperson Josh Rupprecht said in an email (in 2017) that UCLA Athletics does not receive any state funding, but would not schedule future games in states that fail to meet the standards established by the new law.

A lot has changed since 2017... Guessing they reconsider.  

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11 minutes ago, teachercd said:

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California has a travel ban (ab1887) to not pay for state employees to travel to a number of states California considers hostile to LGBTQ rights. Iowa, Ohio and Indiana are on the list. While the state does not pay the travel expenses for state schools to travel to athletic events, UCLA has vowed to voluntarily avoid the offending states. UCLA Athletics spokesperson Josh Rupprecht said in an email (in 2017) that UCLA Athletics does not receive any state funding, but would not schedule future games in states that fail to meet the standards established by the new law.

Money over principles every time......Every time.  I'm sure they take all kinds of money that doesn't agree with their principles right now from corporate sponsors, alumni and now NIL.....B1G would not sign them if they won't play in those states.

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3 minutes ago, teachercd said:

Ha...yeah changed for the worse!

 

I think that since UCLA is not scheduling the game but the conference is...that is their loophole.  I would guess.

Maybe Nebraska should go all woke and refuse to play in Ohio and Iowa also. Our record would sure improve. We can make an exception for Indiana tho :lol:

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55 minutes ago, JJ Husker said:

Maybe Nebraska should go all woke and refuse to play in Ohio and Iowa also. Our record would sure improve. We can make an exception for Indiana tho :lol:

This is brilliant!

 

And when NU does lose...NU can just say "We identify as a winning team"

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