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tus quo in SWC.
Although Texas A&M is a
state institution dependent on
taxpayer money, it has a right
to do what's best for A&M, not
Texas.
If that means leaving for the
Southeastern Conference, Pac
10 or Big 8, A&M should dump
the decaying SWC.
Money and prestige should
drive A&M's decisions, not
loyalty to the SWC or Texas.
Some people might say
A&M has too much tradition
that includes these schools.
Those people must realize that
when it came to A&M main
taining the annual A&M -
Texas Thanksgiving bash,
every SWC member voted
against Groff and the Aggies.
Yes, even Texas. UT associate
athletic director Christine Plon-
sky said the SWC had to look at
its best interest, which included
bowing to the Cotton Bowl.
Tt was not a case of sticking
it to A&M," Plonsky said.
"One of the premiere institu
tions in the SWC is not eligible
for TV appearances.
"So we have to supply a
game to ESPN.
it would not be
good for A&M to
beat Texas so late in
the season,"
-Christine Plonsky,
UT associate
athletic director
"And, say if Texas was to go
to the Cotton Bowl, it would
not be good for A&M to beat
Texas so late in the season."
So much for tradition.
These schools have long tak
en advantage of A&M's capa
bility to land TV appearances.
Of the $730,000 the SWC re
ceived from the A&M-Tech
football game last year, A&M
only got $182, 500.
Tech got the same as A&M,
and the other schools shared in
the other $365,000.
And from the $3 million the
Cotton Bowl pays its partici
pants, A&M only got $850,000.
Why should A&M share
revenue it works hard to earn.
If that doesn't sound like
punishing for hard work, I
don't know what does.
A&M must find a confer
ence with capable revenue
earners, not parasites.
The Pac 10, with UCLA,
USC, Cal Berkeley, Stanford,
along with the two major
schools in Oregon, Washington
and Arizona should be A&M's
move.
By joining the Pac 10, not only
will A&M play in one of Ameri
ca's major TV markets - Los An
geles - but Pac 10 schools also
provide prestige as outstanding
academic institutions.
Texas A&M interim presi
dent E. Dean Gage might be
proud to associate with such a
group.
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