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San Diego State and Oregon State have had preliminary discussions with the Big 12. Uconn continues to be in contact. Nothing appears imminent. Just BY doing his due diligence IMO.

If ESPN wants it, Florida will play along IMO. There's too much money to let petty BS win out. Plus, it's not like FSU is going to be blocked from going to one of the P2 leagues. If the SEC turns them away, that's just handing a gift to their biggest competitor. Florida blocking FSU doesn't...

Stanford is paying the new HC 240K. I think Stanford is stepping back from the highest level of college football.

Update: - There's no movement in the Big Ten to add Stanford and California in the near future. I don't see this happening, at least not for 2024. Options remain limited for the remaining PAC schools. - BY is still advocating for UConn as a full member but the presidents in the Big 12 aren't...

Woah! I'll share if I find out who this could be.

I really hope a lifeline is thrown to OSU and WSU but there's no movement there.

Jumping to the Big Ten is a great long term decision for both universities. I'd be surprised if that number is accurate though. I figured starting in the 35-40M range and working their way up would be the offer.

That's a little lower than I expected, to be honest. It's still the right decision for UO/UW IMO.

Cal has a lot of debt after their stadium renovations. Dark times ahead in Berkeley...

ASU and Utah really didn't want to pull the plug on the PAC 12 but they are still on path to join the Big 12.

Wow, I'm very surprised they'd didn't wait on Arizona and the Big 12. I'll take the L on that one. I'm guessing the Big Ten legal counsel told OR/WA that voting down the Apple Deal would work for them. Throw in a few articles about UW/UO staying in the PAC to make it seem believable.

Man, someone thew a giant smoke bomb out this morning. It doesn't look like anything has changed behind the scenes.

I'm even more confident now that everything from this morning was just theater.

If the PAC 12 ended their meeting without a deal, I think everything is still on.

My gut tells me this is theater and everything is still on. Nobody wants to be the one who pulls the plug

I think they want to.

That has nothing to do with it. The Big Ten will only take from the PAC if someone defects

Crazy day. Here's what I'm being told: - Big Ten still wants Oregon and Washington but their legal counsel still says they want the Big 12 to take Arizona, Arizona State and Utah first. It's possible they would take actions if just Arizona left. - My sources still believe Arizona is going to...

I usually hesitate to talk poorly about these people because these decisions are usually more complicated than people think but from what I've heard, Crow is detached from reality. As of last night, he still thinks the PAC 12 can survive and thrive. Arizona has their escape plan. Oregon and...