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Why do ASU and UofA need a rivalry with Texas schools
Posted on: June 4, 2020 at 11:39:13 CT
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They currently have an intense rivalry with each other. Secondly, they have budding rivalries with the California schools. ASU and UofA recruit California intensely. Thirdly, USC and UCLA are about a day's drive from both UofA and ASU. Cal and Stanford can be driven in a day, albeit a big day. There are also direct flights.
There are numerous business ties between Southern California and Arizona, but virtually none between Arizona and Texas with the exception that a very large amount of Mexican grown produce enters the U.S. at Nogales and then heads East on various Interstate highways.
The net result is ASU and UofA types interact a good deal with USC and UCLA folks outside of the college football world, far more than they interact with Tech, TCU and UT folks.
Edited by ScottsdaleTiger at 11:41:04 on 06/04/20
There are numerous business ties between Southern California and Arizona, but virtually none between Arizona and Texas with the exception that a very large amount of Mexican grown produce enters the U.S. at Nogales and then heads East on various Interstate highways.
The net result is ASU and UofA types interact a good deal with USC and UCLA folks outside of the college football world, far more than they interact with Tech, TCU and UT folks.
Edited by ScottsdaleTiger at 11:41:04 on 06/04/20
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