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Twitter reaction to Arizona State joining Big 12 as Pac-12 evaporates

It happened. Arizona State left the Pac-12 and moved to the Big 12 on a remarkable, memorable Friday that shook college sports to its core.

ASU President Michael Crow did not want to leave the Pac-12. Remember: He was one of the most ardent defenders and advocates of Larry Scott.

Moreover, ASU enrollment has been fueled in part by Californians. The state of Arizona’s population has grown in recent years because of an exodus from California. The demographics of the state of Arizona are changing. They seemed to nail down ASU to the Pac-12, but, of course, the incompetence of George Kliavkoff and the Pac-12 CEO Group (of which Crow has been a central part) created a stampede out the door.

That stampede began with Colorado in late July. The University of Arizona began to lose trust in Kliavkoff while realizing — as did Oregon and Washington — that the money for a TV deal simply wouldn’t be there with only nine schools left.

Now there are only four left.

See how Twitter reacted when Arizona State moved to the Big 12:

THE BEGINNING OF THE PROCESS

THERAPY

ROASTED

FINALITY

NO REAL CHOICE

TRUE

TECTONIC SHIFT

FRIDAY!

CLASSIC TWEET

FUNERAL SERVICE

MOVEMENT

CORRECT

FUN TIMES

PEOPLE ARE SAYING THIS

TRUTH

TRUCK STOPS HERE

ASU AND UTAH ARE FINE

PAC-12 REFS ARE NO MORE!

THE ANNOUNCEMENT

Story originally appeared on Trojans Wire