Wow, I guess the rest of the remaining Pac school after this grab join the Mountain West?
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I feel like the Big 12 has to take another Pac-12 to keep things even. That would leave the Pac-12 with 8 teams, right? That’s pretty much a dead conference.
It sounds like the wildcats are leaving by this Tuesday. Oregon and Washington are probably done deals to the B1G. Every contingency I hear for the PAC to stay together makes it weaker than the Mountain West. Utah will be so mad I'd expect them to blitz 11 every play just to spite every other team.