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Cal and Stanford Could Zag to Big 12

  • Cal and Stanford are still in talks with the ACC, but could pivot to the Big 12 as a backup plan.
  • The schools are exploring other options due to some ACC member schools' hesitancy to expand.
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Cal and Stanford have engaged the Big 12, Arizona State will not host bowl games this season amid an NCAA investigation, Spanish coaches are resigning en masse to protest Luis Rubiales, and the Oakland A’s may try to share Oracle Park with the San Francisco Giants for three years.

Plus, we speak to USTA CEO and US Open tournament director Stacey Allaster on the 50th anniversary of Billie Jean King successfully advocating for equal pay between men and women at the US Open.

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