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Pac-12 media rights negotiations: Does max exposure outweigh max cash? With upheaval looming, the answer is clear
In combination, the developments have set the stage for upheaval across the landscape — not immediately, it seems, but ...
Is it time to worry about Pac-12 expansion?
According to The Mercury News’ Jon Wilner, Pac-12 expansion is as much tied to its prospective media rights deal as it is to ...
Four radical ideas for Pac-12 football to boost value with its schedule
The seven football-playing schools committed to the Pac-12 have embraced a startup mentality. Jon Wilner has four radical ...
Mailbag: Where Oregon and Washington might fit in the super league, Pac-12 legacy regret, federal funding cuts and loads more
The West Coast schools likely would form a division of their own in a 40-something team league featuring the best of the FBS.
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How the end of the Pac-12 Conference is hurting Pullman’s economy
The recent implosion of the historic Pac-12 Conference is adding another sharp blow to the beleaguered economy of the college ...
Radical ideas for the Pac-12 football schedule to (potentially) boost media rights value and “separate” itself
Pac-12 commissioner Teresa Gould has used the phrase “blank slate” to describe her strategic approach to the next era, ...
Mailbag: Why the Pac-12 expansion calculation depends on media rights, Stanford’s mess, Whittingham’s place of honor and more
The conference is seeking a media deal before adding a football-playing member but the issues are deeply related.
The new edition of the Pac-12 fared well during the NCAA Tournament bracket reveal, but can the success continue?
The previous version of the Pac-12 was a mediocre basketball conference, perhaps not even as strong and the next edition.
Why Pac-12 expansion calculation depends on media rights | Mailbag
In terms of the Pac-12’s broad strategy, it’s critical to recognize that the media rights negotiations and the membership ...