The reorganization of college football is taking place again after USC and UCLA announce their participation in the Big Ten in 2024.
Leave a question of what happens next to Pac-12.
According to Utah President Taylor Randall, his schools and conferences do not anticipate other major moves in the short term.
But that doesn’t mean that the whole sport isn’t open yet.
“Currently, the 10 remaining schools at the Pacific Athletic Conference are being held together,” Randall told KSL Radio in Salt Lake City.
“I think we still have a strong league. What we like is the common values for graduating students. In fact, I think there are many options in front of us.
“People always ask me about all the rumors, and” Are you chasing all these different opportunities? “I think it’s probably all true.
“Everything is on the table. We are looking for a solid position in athletics for years to come. Given the types of schools we are still attending the conference, we Feels really good about it. “
USC helped begin the next phase of college football reorganization
What’s next?
Pac-12 is preparing to sign the next broadcast rights deal, but it’s hard to know what the league is currently bargaining for.
Not to mention the highly valuable Los Angeles media market, two major educational institutions have just been lost, and rumors that other schools can leave are still swirling.
Oregon and Washington are reportedly most likely to leave Pac-12 for another meeting, but where exactly they go is an unresolved issue.
Big Ten now seems to be suspending further expansion, and there are insiders who say the league is only interested in adding Notre Dame.
Other reports predicted that Big 12 and Pac-12 could be integrated and combined with resources, but there are no plans at this time to demonstrate the benefits.
The decision to leave Texas and Oklahoma to join the SEC has begun the domino effect that will continue next year.
The first big move in response was from within the Big 12 itself, with the addition of four new member schools. Independent BYU and AAC members Cincinnati, Houston and UCF.
These schools will be attending the Big 12 in time for the 2023 football season. So, if not two seasons, you could play Oklahoma and Texas for at least one season.
But the most amazing move was on June 30th, when Big Ten announced that it had accepted USC and UCLA membership, pulling two well-known Los Angeles-based programs into the Midwestern league and the face of college football. Forever changed.
For the time being, the readjustment process seems to have pushed a pause, but it’s not without some unanswered questions.
Oregon and Washington may be involved, according to reports, but if ACC members Clemson, Florida, and Miami can find a way out of the iron-clad media rights deal with their league. , You can enjoy the transition to SEC.
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