Publish date:With USC and UCLA off to the Big Ten, the future of the remaining Pac-12 schools is stuck in a state of limbo. At present, there’s at least one potential landing spot for programs seeking greener pastures: the Big 12.according to Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports
. Dodd mentions Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado and Utah specifically, while adding that Oregon and Washington are also under consideration. Also on the table is a merger between the Big 12 and remaining Pac-12 schools. How the Big 12 chooses to proceed will come down to what resolution the conference believes will make it more likely to get a richer media rights deal. It’s believed that adding Arizona, Arizona State, Utah and Colorado would give the conference the same annual average value in 2025—the year Texas and Oklahoma leave for the SEC—as it does for its current 12 members now.
The Pac-12 reportedly had a projected AAV of $500 million per year—or $42 million per school—before USC and UCLA left. Now, that number is $300 million , per theon Tuesday saying its board of directors authorized the league to immediately begin renegotiating its media rights agreements, making the Pac-12’s actual AAV in the coming years more difficult to forecast.
The Big Ten, meanwhile, has reportedly been contacted by 10 schools informally to seek a potential move to the conference after snagging USC and UCLA,
Source: Loan Digest (loandigest.net)
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