Two remaining Pac-12 schools reportedly moving toward merger with Mountain West
The agreement would call for a scheduling alliance for the next two seasons with an intent to merge after that.
The agreement would call for a scheduling alliance for the next two seasons with an intent to merge after that.
For the third time in four weeks, a Pac-12 conference matchup was the weekend's most-watched college football game.
It turns out the Pac-12 Network overpayment scandal was worse than we even thought.
College GameDay's visit to Seattle for this week's Oregon-Washington game present some awkward and complicated dynamics for the show.
“I do think if I was Fox and ESPN, I’m not sure I want Apple in the marketplace, frankly."
"Whatever those (media rights) dollars are, the reality is they’ll likely be less than what we’re making currently."
It turns out the best offer the Pac-12 would ever get came nearly a year ago.
"I think if you look at everything that has happened over the past two years, logic is sort of out the window."
The Pac-12's final offers from major networks were not enough to move the needle.
Bowl season may be taking another unfortunate turn after the Pac-12's collapse.
The Big Ten has begun exploratory discussions about expanding membership, reportedly considering four Pac-12 schools to add to the conference.
Could the Pac-12 be heading to Apple on a fully streaming media rights deal?
After an uncertain month, San Diego State is staying in the Mountain West.
"I would not want to be part of the Pac-12 anymore because I think their future is bleak."
"I do not believe the Pac-12 can exist"
The Pac-12's schools have agreed to a new Grant of Rights deal, but it doesn't matter much.
The school will also pause all “non-essential travel, purchases and professional development,” system president Kirk Schulz announced Monday
"The Pac-12 is committed to delivering unprecedented access and entertainment to our fans throughout our football broadcasts, and to working with our media partners to be on the cutting edge of innovation."
The CEO of The CW's parent company seems willing to get involved in bidding for more live sports.