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The Big 12 has a new sportsmanship campaign to help prevent future controversies at sporting events

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“College athletics is at its best when it brings people together,” University of Colorado Boulder Chancellor and Big 12 sportsmanship committee chair Justin Schwartz said in a statement. “Respect the Game is about reinforcing the values that unite us and celebrating the positive impact sports can have on our campuses and communities.