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UNLV running back Michael Allen (26) outruns Utah Tech linebacker Spencer Rich (45) during the ...
UNLV running back Michael Allen (26) outruns Utah Tech linebacker Spencer Rich (45) during the college football game at Allegiant Stadium, Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024, in Las Vegas. (Daniel Jacobi II/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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LETTER: The Las Vegas water police may be a bit aggressive
Curtis Williams Henderson
October 1, 2024 - 9:02 pm
 

Looks like the new Pac 12 will simply be the old Mountain West conference. So what’s the point? It’s hard to see any value added if the same old teams are still playing each other. The only thing that changes is the conference name. Seems like a lot of money to dish out for a new conference name. I don’t think it’s going to make any difference in the revenue. The media buyers will be saying it’s the same old teams.

I think this business of schools chasing TV revenues by bolting to a new conference has finally jumped the shark.

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LETTER: Utah lawsuit threatens the concept of public lands
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A ruling in favor of Utah’s lawsuit would mark the end of public lands as we know them, opening the floodgates to every anti-public lands politician in the West to seize public lands by way of the courts.