LOL some euro loser talking shit how funny.
THE Pac12 is alive again
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Strong baseball program.
1st PAC-12 media partner was announced last month (CBS) Now the CW has inked a deal for PAC-12 2nd media partner.
The CW is the “soon-to-be-revealed second piece” of the Pac-12’s football media rights package and will air games from 2026-31, according to sources. The CW joins CBS, which was previously announced as a league partner in June. This is “an expansion of The CW’s existing two-year relationship” with the conference. The CW’s Pac-12 broadcast team for Washington State and Oregon State football games this season “includes Ted Robinson (play-by-play), Ryan Leaf (analyst), and Nigel Burton (sideline reporter)." The Pac-12’s media rights package for 2026-2031 “will include additional components,” and sources said there “will be at least one more partner, and possibly two.” Warner Bros. Discovery “has kicked the tires on Pac-12 basketball and football” and “has been in discussions with the conference’s media consultant,” Octagon. Meanwhile, the Pac-12’s Olympic sports programs “may end up under the umbrella of ESPN’s direct-to-consumer platform”
The CW is the “soon-to-be-revealed second piece” of the Pac-12’s football media rights package and will air games from 2026-31, according to sources. The CW joins CBS, which was previously announced as a league partner in June. This is “an expansion of The CW’s existing two-year relationship” with the conference. The CW’s Pac-12 broadcast team for Washington State and Oregon State football games this season “includes Ted Robinson (play-by-play), Ryan Leaf (analyst), and Nigel Burton (sideline reporter)." The Pac-12’s media rights package for 2026-2031 “will include additional components,” and sources said there “will be at least one more partner, and possibly two.” Warner Bros. Discovery “has kicked the tires on Pac-12 basketball and football” and “has been in discussions with the conference’s media consultant,” Octagon. Meanwhile, the Pac-12’s Olympic sports programs “may end up under the umbrella of ESPN’s direct-to-consumer platform”
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The PAC-12 may be alive but it's still in the hospital.
Wow.
Is S. Utah a power house in gymnastics or is it that they won't be able to compete against the others in the conference????
They are a high end gymnastics program similar to Dallas Baptist in baseball. Something tells me St Mary's out of the bay area is going to join the PAC-12
Yeah, that's why they ended up in a power conference sharing a huge TV deal.
lol
Let's not everreact to a game in which people didn't realize just how good Utah is going to be.
I had Utah to win and cover against UCLA, and yes, that's a past post but the point is that I predicted Utah to be challenging for the Big 12 title before the season began.
UCLA was just the first step to what is sure to be a strong Utah season. They borke into the rankings, we expect them to climb the rankings this year.
Guy loves his pacfail , its incredible
2 quick updates: NIU has been added as a wrestling only affiliate
Mountain West's motion to dismiss PAC-12 poaching fees lawsuit has been DENIED in Northern California federal court.
The Pac-12’s conference realignment lawsuit against the Mountain West “will proceed” after a federal judge “denied all four parts” of the Mountain West’s motion to dismiss the case. The order filed in the U.S. District Court’s Northern District of California “was a notable win for the Pac-12 but is also preliminary.” The lawsuit stems from a scheduling agreement the Mountain West, Pac-12, Oregon State and Washington State signed in late 2023 for the 2024 football season. As part of that agreement, the Pac-12 “agreed to a set of poaching fees if it added some, but not all, Mountain West schools.” Tuesday’s ruling was “highly technical” and “did not address the substance of some of the arguments”
Mountain West's motion to dismiss PAC-12 poaching fees lawsuit has been DENIED in Northern California federal court.
The Pac-12’s conference realignment lawsuit against the Mountain West “will proceed” after a federal judge “denied all four parts” of the Mountain West’s motion to dismiss the case. The order filed in the U.S. District Court’s Northern District of California “was a notable win for the Pac-12 but is also preliminary.” The lawsuit stems from a scheduling agreement the Mountain West, Pac-12, Oregon State and Washington State signed in late 2023 for the 2024 football season. As part of that agreement, the Pac-12 “agreed to a set of poaching fees if it added some, but not all, Mountain West schools.” Tuesday’s ruling was “highly technical” and “did not address the substance of some of the arguments”
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