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So much for Mizzou's loyalty!
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<blockquote data-quote="Merch Frog" data-source="post: 891386" data-attributes="member: 12"><p>That's not entirely true. I work in the Stanford Athletics Department and have heard those discussions. Keep in mind, USC is technically a religious school...but has sort of distanced away from that. TCU can say the same thing. </p><p></p><p>Baylor and BYU, on the other hand, still practice their religious views and require their students to not only take religious courses, but in the case of BYU, force their students to practice their beliefs and do mission work on behalf of the religion. Throw in BYU not playing sports on Sunday and they didn't want the scheduling headaches.</p><p></p><p>I can say with 100% confidence that BYU will never be in the Pac-12. I can say with almost certainty that Baylor will never be in the Pac-12. I am about 50/50 on TCU's chances. The fact that TCU is open to all religious views, has gay & lesbian student groups, doesn't require things like mission trips of their students...that all helps. </p><p></p><p>USC, Stanford and TCU all have churches on their campuses. We aren't THAT far apart from those schools.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Merch Frog, post: 891386, member: 12"] That's not entirely true. I work in the Stanford Athletics Department and have heard those discussions. Keep in mind, USC is technically a religious school...but has sort of distanced away from that. TCU can say the same thing. Baylor and BYU, on the other hand, still practice their religious views and require their students to not only take religious courses, but in the case of BYU, force their students to practice their beliefs and do mission work on behalf of the religion. Throw in BYU not playing sports on Sunday and they didn't want the scheduling headaches. I can say with 100% confidence that BYU will never be in the Pac-12. I can say with almost certainty that Baylor will never be in the Pac-12. I am about 50/50 on TCU's chances. The fact that TCU is open to all religious views, has gay & lesbian student groups, doesn't require things like mission trips of their students...that all helps. USC, Stanford and TCU all have churches on their campuses. We aren't THAT far apart from those schools. [/QUOTE]
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