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Welcome in, Warchant TV. I'm Jeff Cameron. There is Tom Lang. We are a duo that works together

on the Jeff Cameron show. He's also director of content. And I'm just like this vagabond host

that fills in on videos from time to time here at Warchant. I don't know how else we would

say it, but we're breaking in here because I think this is really good news that we want to

talk about right now, which is, as you can see on your screen, as we get going, like and subscribe,

always like and subscribe so that you're alerted to win videos like this post, and you don't miss out

on the conversation. Breaking news, multiple media outlets reporting Southern Cal and UCLA are

in talks to leave the Pac-12 and join the Big Ten. Now, John Wilder originally was the first

source of this information. He's a Pac-12 guy, Pac-12 hotline out in San Jose. I don't know a lot

about him. I'm not going to pretend that I do. He was the first to report it. Others jumped on

board. Pete Thamel did as well. And Tom, if you would, I mean, you can scroll up the tweets there.

There you see Thamel's confirming the Wilner hotline that Southern Cal and UCLA were exploring

and moving to Big Ten, the schools researching the move for the past few months, financial disparity

between the Big Ten revenue and projected Pac-12 revenue proved to be the biggest factor. Well, of

course, it did. And that stands to reason. You're going to get more confirmation here. There have

been a lot of reporters to jump into the party so far this afternoon, especially Pac-12 reporters

and Big Ten reporters who have connections, obviously, to the upper brass of these two conferences.

Look, at the end of the day, and let's just begin the conversation right now because I'm going to

bring it back home to Florida State University here in just a second. But Tom, this seems evident,

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