This time next year, the Pac-12 again will be a fully formed conference. Will it be the strongest in the Group of Six, or ...

But the comparison of the former Pac-12 to the new Pac-12 isn’t unreasonable, either. Strip out the historical success of UCLA and Arizona, and there isn’t much difference between the two.

Mailbag: On the massive Pac-12 expansion penalties, AAC options, the Mountain West’s future and more Will the Pac-12 and its new schools pay the full $115 million owed to the MW? Don’t bet on it ...

There are two big-time games on Thursday: Arizona at UCLA, and Memphis at Louisville.

The PAC-12 picking up more schools from the now-depleted Mountain West appears a viable and less lucrative alternative to AAC institutions. Still, as with most things in conference realignment ...

After days of deliberations with the Pac-12, the schools — as a group — decided to remain in their current conference, where AAC commissioner Tim Pernetti is exploring avenues for revenue ...

Mailbag: Pac-12 presidents’ double fail, Kliavkoff vs. Yormark, Cal and Stanford vs. the ACC’s future, bowl bids, NIL and more The presidents, not the Pac-12 commissioners, deserve the ...

This comes after widespread reports that the Pac-12 had targeted Memphis in its continued expansion efforts, as well as other AAC schools Tulane, UTSA and South Florida.. The AAC issued a ...

The AAC issued a statement shortly after the initial report went public. While it did not mention the Pac-12 specifically, it acknowledged that other leagues had interest in AAC schools, but said ...

The AAC would essentially dare the Pac-12 to successfully execute a merger with the Mountain West, but if the Pac-4 schools either don’t want that merger or think the money isn’t what it could ...

Whereas AAC schools are questioning whether the Pac-12 would be a true step up or more of a lateral move, there’s no question about those left in the Mountain West: They want in. Heat is on ...

The PAC-12 picking up more schools from the now-depleted Mountain West appears a viable and less lucrative alternative to AAC institutions. Still, as with most things in conference realignment ...