End of the Pac-12?

Reports that Oregon and Washington are headed to the Big Ten could spell the end of the Pac-12.

Transcript

00:00 Things on the realignment front are changing so quickly that by the time I finish taping

00:07 this video, things could be changed one more time.

00:11 But as we know now, as we understand things, it appears that Oregon and Washington will

00:17 in fact leave the PAC-12 to join the Big Ten Conference.

00:21 If that happens, and if Arizona State and Utah follow Colorado and Arizona into the

00:28 Big Twelve, well then there's not much left to what we knew as the PAC-12 Conference.

00:33 It would be Stanford-Cal, Oregon State, and Washington State.

00:38 And that's not a league, that's just four teams looking for an explanation and a solution.

00:44 There are not a lot of great solutions for Cal, unless the Big Ten comes calling and

00:49 says we're going to go 20 schools, not 18, but there are other schools out there on the

00:54 East Coast that are making noise about leaving their conference, including Florida State.

00:59 So who knows how the Big Ten or other conferences would view those opportunities versus say

01:04 Cal or Stanford.

01:06 You would like to think that Cal and Stanford, if they joined another conference, would go

01:09 as a package.

01:10 But these days, anything goes.

01:12 We have no idea what might happen.

01:15 Right now, it doesn't look good for the PAC-12 and it doesn't look good for Cal.