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USC and UCLA may seek to adopt scheduling practices similar to Arizona and Arizona State to avoid extreme heat during early season football games. USC's recent season opener faced criticism for low attendance due to high temperatures, prompting discussions about potential changes in kickoff times. Experts suggest that any adjustments would need to be negotiated with television executives.
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USC and UCLA may seek to adopt scheduling practices similar to Arizona and Arizona State to avoid extreme heat during early season football games. USC's recent season opener faced criticism for low attendance due to high temperatures, prompting discussions about potential changes in kickoff times. Experts suggest that any adjustments would need to be negotiated with television executives.
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