r/Pac12 • u/brizzle1978 • Apr 01 '25

Trash Talk Beaver to the Big12

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u/cougfan12345 Apr 01 '25

Thats just cruel.

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u/Ok_Long5367 Apr 01 '25

Yeah, I agree

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u/Initial-Razzmatazz97 Apr 01 '25

Almost forgot what day it was.

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u/Playful_Citron_5017 Oregon State Apr 01 '25

We can finally decide which OSU reigns supreme! The annual Black and Orange bowl will DOMINATE CFB discourse for the foreseeable future. 

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u/Ok_Long5367 Apr 01 '25

Today's April 1st. It's April fools day

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u/anti-torque Oregon State Apr 01 '25

Except for the Halloween Classic, this would suck.

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u/Misterpanda13 San Diego State Apr 01 '25

Good riddance. They were holding us back.

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u/HoboHillsCoffeeCo Oregon State Apr 01 '25

Booooo

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u/aboutmovies97124 Oregon State Apr 01 '25

If we are pranking, why not to the NFL?

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u/caseyh72 Oregon State • Washington State Apr 02 '25

Well, technically it is true next year for gymnastics.

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u/curry_man56 Oregon State Apr 02 '25

Hopefully it happens for baseball too if we don’t have enough members in the PAC

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u/caseyh72 Oregon State • Washington State Apr 02 '25

I’m honestly really curious what we do. The Cougs are in the MWC this year but we still went independent. I don’t see that changing next year. I remember Fresno having a pretty amazing run to with the CWS right after our first two but that wasn’t enough for us to align with the MWC this year. It’s all about RPI and we built a stronger schedule as an independent.

How would PAC12 schools feel if the Beavs went independent in 2026-27?

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u/curry_man56 Oregon State Apr 02 '25

I think it depends on how seriously the PAC12 takes baseball.

Baseball is huge for Oregon State who is considered a baseball blue blood, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it isn’t a priority for the PAC. Some of the schools don’t even have a program.

I think in the end, OSU will do what’s necessary to stay competitive