📡 The Big 12 votes to accept Colorado as their newest member. (UC Regents meeting Thursday.)

 

[alabama mike]

And the Pacific Athletic Conference continues its downward spiral. I would not be surprised if Utah and Washington move out as well.

 

[rick4bama]

Who care!

 

[TerryP]

And the Pacific Coast Conference continues its downward spiral. I would not be surprised if Utah and Washington move out as well.

Both were vetted by the B1G recently along with Oregon and Stanford.

 

[alabama mike]

Both were vetted by the B1G recently along with Oregon and Stanford.

Waiting any day for the implosion.

 

[TerryP]

Waiting any day for the implosion.

I don't believe we'll see any of the conferences implode. I do believe if we see Oregon and Washington leave we'll look at the PAC as another G5 type conference: a decent team, or two.

It's my understanding the Big 12 has a clause in their contract with ESPN giving them the rights to renegotiate the money if they add teams. Both of those schools would be worth a lot, I'd think. But we're not hearing anything about the Big 12 looking at these schools, or vice-versa.

 

[OldPlayer]

And the Pacific Athletic Conference continues its downward spiral. I would not be surprised if Utah and Washington move out as well.

The Pac12 could make a fortune on exit fees.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

In my view, Colorado doesn't strengthen or weaken either one.

 

[RTB X Bot]

 

[Scrape&Search1032]

I don't believe we'll see any of the conferences implode. I do believe if we see Oregon and Washington leave we'll look at the PAC as another G5 type conference: a decent team, or two.

It's my understanding the Big 12 has a clause in their contract with ESPN giving them the rights to renegotiate the money if they add teams. Both of those schools would be worth a lot, I'd think. But we're not hearing anything about the Big 12 looking at these schools, or vice-versa.

Wasn't there a report stating that Arizona could be headed to the Big 12? If that's true, it'll be another big program for them to replace. Let's say all these teams leave the conference, would Utah want to get out of dodge and go to another conference?

 

[Scrape&Search1032]

I don't believe we'll see any of the conferences implode. I do believe if we see Oregon and Washington leave we'll look at the PAC as another G5 type conference: a decent team, or two.

It's my understanding the Big 12 has a clause in their contract with ESPN giving them the rights to renegotiate the money if they add teams. Both of those schools would be worth a lot, I'd think. But we're not hearing anything about the Big 12 looking at these schools, or vice-versa.

Here's something on it.

Weiterleitungshinweis

 

[BamaFan334]

Wasn't there a report stating that Arizona could be headed to the Big 12? If that's true, it'll be another big program for them to replace. Let's say all these teams leave the conference, would Utah want to get out of dodge and go to another conference?

They might as well all go join the Big 12. Would be a better look than both being separate conferences.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Big 12 adding the G5 teams ..l.will make them a weaker conference....even if weakass Pac12 team jump....
See if Pc12 goes that route of adding G5 teams

 

[TerryP]

UCF, in their first year in the Big 12, is traveling over 14,000 miles for six road games this season.

 

[TerryP]

Wasn't there a report stating that Arizona could be headed to the Big 12? If that's true, it'll be another big program for them to replace. Let's say all these teams leave the conference, would Utah want to get out of dodge and go to another conference?

Arizona President: 'We're Just Waiting to Get a Deal'

Arizona president Robert C. Robbins remained steadfast in his stance that the school would wait to see what the Pac-12’s media deal would be and evaluate from there. Robbins reiterated that to The Athletic on Wednesday when contacted about the reports that Colorado is ready to join the Big 12 as...

www.heartlandcollegesports.com

 

[24and7]

All the Pac 12 has to do is start sucking up the high hanging fruit of the mountain west and some of the Cali teams.. Colorado stunk up the place anyway.. as they will the big 12

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

I don't care too much about what Colorado does, they don't really register high enough on my football power meter for that to happen. But I do hate that the Pac-12 is falling apart, I hate that USC and UCLA are headed to the Big 10. It is a shame that the conference has been plagued with terrible leadership for years... they screwed themselves with their network deal, limiting their audience and their money. Now, they've lost the LA market and the Denver market... and who knows who jumps next... Utah maybe? We pretty much know where things are ultimately headed as far as super conferences, but it is still sad to see a lot of this take place.

 

[SnakeDoc]

How does the PAC-12 "trade up" to replace Colorado? I understand that Colorado ain't that great, but what other university of greater stature is going to join that conference with USC and UCLA also leaving?

 

[ElephantStomp]

How does the PAC-12 "trade up" to replace Colorado? I understand that Colorado ain't that great, but what other university of greater stature is going to join that conference with USC and UCLA also leaving?

They’ve got to say something to keep the rats from jumping ship

 

[TerryP]

Colorado is back ... before Texas.