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Jan 01, 2023
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Cal fans looking back upon the season. (1906 California yearbook)

New Year's Eve is a time to reflect on the past year or decades, including changes in conferences and regional play among college football teams. Among the biggest pieces of news in college football this year was the announced move of USC and UCLA to the Big Ten, taking college football two steps further down the post-regional conference road. So, it's worth recalling how much more regional college football was by looking at a 1932 composite schedule for Pacific Coast teams.

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