End of the PAC12

[Phicinfan]

So Big 10 got UCLA, USC, Oregon and Washington

Big 12 just announced getting Arizona, Arizona St. And Utah. Plus previously announced Colorado.

Leaving 4 schools and no shot at a TV deal.

Get to watch what happens to Stanford, California, Oregon St and Washington St

 

[MongerKhan]

I've heard those 4 may go independent

or the much funnier option, possible merger with the Mountain West.

 

[Phicinfan]

I've heard those 4 may go independent

or the much funnier option, possible merger with the Mountain West.

The merger is what I just heard

 

[hikeNbike]

Crazy amount of travel. Probably not a big deal for football, but are they going to help the tennis or track teams? Feels like we are eventually heading to two super conferences Big Ten and SEC. Would be a shame if ACC is dismantled, not so much for football, but would hate if they split up for basketball. No more UNC Duke games?

 

[hikeNbike]

Also somewhat frustrating for basketball in the big 12. Utah vs West Virginia? Strange Big 12 matchup. Though adding AZ to the conference is a big add for basketball.

 

[hikeNbike]

Rutgers vs UCLA. Followed by Utah vs. West Virginia on Big Monday

 

[Phicinfan]

Big 10 will go to 3 divisions is my bet. So west division will be 4 pac 12 plus Iowa and Nebraska. Head to head twice is 10 games, so one game non- division will keep travel low

Just a guess here

 

[hikeNbike]

Are you stoked for Arizona - Kansas basketball twice a season?

 

[hikeNbike]

How about Utah vs. BYU in a classic Big 12 football rivalry?

Man Pack 10 really messed it up. I really thought the Big 12 was going to be the domino to fall, but I'm glad it didn't. Even if Texas is moving to the SEC, glad to still have the Big 12. Especially for basketball.