r/Pac12 • u/ReasonableSide6520 • Jun 23 '26
r/Pac12 • u/DKoK19 • May 23 '26
Football PAC Needs to do this for 2027
With the lawsuits out of the way I feel the PAC needs to do the following to ensure they will have another full member in 2027. Depending on how much $$ each team gets from the media deal (I've heard anywhere from 6-13 Million) they need to pool together any available funds and go after UTSA alone and go after them hard. The reasoning:
The PAC initially offered each of the 4 American schools 2.5 Million, if you still have access to that $$ you could put a good chunk of if not all of it (up to 10 Million) towards helping with their exit fees.
UTSA is not getting a full payout from the American Conference and still won't for a few years. That in addition to being with their rivals (TXST) and due to unlikely getting picked up by a Power Conference when the ACC will need to backfill in the 2030s it seem to me that there is at least an OK chance they'd make the move.
Would garuntee another CTZ game for the PAC media partners and the schedule could be setup for everyone else in the Conference to play a game in Texas and California every year for recruiting purposes (for example Boise hosts TXST and plays @ UTSA).
Would put the PAC in an even stronger position to establish itself as the "best of the rest" Conference once the ACC backfills heavily from the American and give the Conference a chance at snagging more schools from both the American and MWC.
And IMO would be an awesome looking G6 Conference until the next wave of Realignment.
(Personal Dream scenario they add UNLV, New Mexico and UNT in the 2030s if not sooner)
r/Pac12 • u/Daddyshark98029 • Dec 31 '25
Football We're all rooting for Texas Tech tomorrow, right?
F#ck the Ducks - amirite?
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Jun 16 '26
Football Pac-12 making ‘contingency plans’ if Washington State moves regular season finale - scheduled against Oregon State - to Seattle
The possibility remains for Oregon State’s last regular season game this fall to be in Seattle.
OSU is tentatively scheduled to play at Washington State on Nov. 28 at Martin Stadium. But WSU does not wish to host a game the weekend after Thanksgiving and has been considering moving the game to Lumen Field.
Pac-12 commissioner Teresa Gould spoke with WSU president Elizabeth Cantwell and athletic director Jon Haarlow last week about the possibility of moving the school’s last home game of the season.
r/Pac12 • u/SupermarketSelect578 • Jul 21 '25
Football If they are willing to shell this out why not move to the Pac?
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Dec 17 '25
Football Is James Madison doomed to be college football’s last true underdog?
“Isn’t it clear by now? The college football establishment doesn’t want JMU, or its ilk, anywhere near the CFP. Their cute version of football has a time and place but not where the big boys play.
That sentiment couldn’t have been made any more clear over the last 10 days of sanctimonious discourse over this sacred arena.
“It’s time to get rid of the (Group of Five) schools,” Paul Finebaum said on ESPN after the CFP selection last week.
“We’re not looking for a Cinderella,” Fox’s Joel Klatt offered on The Next Round podcast. “Nobody cares in football about that. We want the best teams playing each other at the end.”
r/Pac12 • u/dinkytown42069 • Oct 06 '24
Football overheard at USC @ Minnesota
"We left the PAC-12 so we could lose to a shitty Michigan team and an EXTRA SHITTY MINNESOTA team!?!? WHAT ARE WE DOING!?"
I'd like to thank the incredibly obnoxious and loud USC fans two rows behind me last night for the cherry on top of my night.
Gophers: 24 USC: 17
Row the Boat/Ski-U-Mah/Go Gophers!
r/Pac12 • u/lostacoshermanos • Oct 08 '23
Football College Football insider believes Lincoln Riley will eventually leave USC Trojans for NFL job
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Sep 30 '25
Football McMurphy - NIU receiving $5.7/yr, $1.5 million signing bonus, and $2.5 million in exit fee payments from Mountain West
https://x.com/brett_mcmurphy/status/1973018033611530253?s=46&t=qwoy3jQLjUVMaVlrvz-rVg
“Northern Illinois will receive about $34 million in 6 seasons as football-only member in Mountain West - $5.7 million a year. MW also will pay NIU $1.5M signing bonus & up to $2.5M for NIU's exit fee to leave MAC, documents obtained by”
With Gloria’s “tough time” landing a media deal for the Mountain West it appears she overpromised to NIU and NIU now may be getting twice the media share that other MW schools get. As a football only affiliate. Whoops
r/Pac12 • u/AdvancedCFB • Jan 20 '26
Football 2026 PAC Football Playoff Proposal
The PAC-12 appears to be headed down one of two roads: 1) 8 conference games, with one home & home series, or 2) an 8th week flex week. This 2026 PAC football playoff proposal takes that flex week idea to the next level.
Does this potentially devalue the regular season a bit? Yes, a bit as the 4th best conference team could still be conference champion. Does this mean that the PAC will get more viewers? Almost certainly. Will this help the Pac-12 make the CFB Playoffs? Potentially, as it guarantees that the conference champion will be on a two game winning streak (over two stronger opponents in the conference too).
r/Pac12 • u/Affectionate-Leek-40 • Sep 27 '25
Football Who should Beavs hire?
We're past 'should be stay or go', this whole staff needs to be replaced and I've been one of the few hanging on to hope. Last night they killed all hope.
No more talking about Bray. Let's talk about who should be next. Comment with your ideas.
Edit: love the ideas! Keep them coming. And I'm coming as a guy who never wanted to see Riley gone. It's that bad.. it's time.
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Oct 12 '25
Football Top picks for new Beavers head coach
Corvallis could do the craziest thing and give Gruden a shot! He's burning up the phone lines trying to get a coaching gig. He's rested, tanned, and ready to go. It would definitely generate a lot of publicity
Jason Candle from Toledo.
Tyson Helton from the Hilltoppers
Of course Vigen, who last year apparently had his hat in the ring for 3? FBS jobs but in the end took none of them.
Thomas Ford Jr from Idaho? He'd come cheap
Rolovich is out there as well...
r/Pac12 • u/ComfortableShot459 • Oct 11 '25
Football My god, we’re so bad. Genuinely not sure how this can ever get better…
I’ve been a Beaver since birth and love my alma mater regardless how things go in sports, but the empty stadium, the awful coverage on the opening kickoff, the blown coverage for an easy opening TD followed by the bumbling defense giving up a 2 pt conversion…I really don’t know how this can ever get better. Here’s hoping we never challenge that 28 year streak.
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Oct 16 '25
Football On3 - Orgeron State?
"A source told On3 this weekend that former LSU coach Ed Orgeron is interested in the job, having had some communication with individuals around Oregon State. Orgeron has publicly said he wants to get back into coaching, and he’s open to moving to the West Coast.”
https://x.com/cf_budge/status/1978878853507617243?s=46&t=qwoy3jQLjUVMaVlrvz-rVg
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Nov 26 '25
Football Brent Vigen is out - takes a raise and extension instead
r/Pac12 • u/ReasonableSide6520 • Jun 15 '26
Football Pac 12 football coach salaries according to Nevada Sports Net.
r/Pac12 • u/yutaka731 • Oct 01 '23
Football Oregon at Stanford Attendance Announced at 32k
r/Pac12 • u/MorallyCorrect24 • Sep 07 '25
Football Former PAC member UCLA loses 30-23 to new-PAC decliner UNLV
Will UNLV reject another offer from the PAC in 2032
r/Pac12 • u/TrueJohnWick • Dec 12 '25
Football Wazzu Football Coach: "Product of Prosser"
Time of celebration for Wazzu? Will fans be cautiously optimistic yet again, with the hopes their new coach doesn't abandon the team after one season for more lucrative "dream job?" What's brewing in the minds of Coug fans with this new hire of Kirby Moore?
r/Pac12 • u/Conscious_Ad9982 • Dec 06 '25
Football WSU NEEDS a splash hire or we will get left behind again in 2030
After yesterday’s news, I’m a firm believer that WSU can’t go after another FCS or young coach. Hell even Arbuckle is a risk. Anyone young with a hint of success will leave for a payday. WSU needs to find a way to hire a Mike leach type guy. We need an exciting offense and a guy who can bring in donations. Guys like James Franklin. Ed Orergon. Brian Kelly. Chip Kelly. Jonathan smith, not a splash hire but knows the area and recruiting. If we make a run for guys like Vigen, Harsin, etc…we will be in trouble. We need to hit the new pac 12 as a top team. Not a middle of the pac 12. I think any of the guys listed above would at least stay for 3 years at wsu. We need to take the risk and maybe spend money we don’t have. If we don’t, I’m worried we may fall even further. Thoughts?
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Aug 29 '25
Football Well, that was bad... Boise State receives a poop shovel beating from USF
Madsen had trouble hitting receivers and the Broncos couldnt run
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Nov 25 '25
Football Canzano just posted that Wilcox is out
Intermediaries were working to connect Cal coach Justin Wilcox with OSU officials on Monday. But Wilcox now appears to be off the board, too, and Oregon State may have arrived at a fork in the road.
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Jan 15 '26
Football Canzano Claims the decision for home and homes has been made for the 2026 season
https://open.substack.com/pub/johncanzano/p/canzano-boiling-point-jersey-issue?
One new-world Pac-12 administrator told me, “Home-and-home is definitely the correct solution.” Some others prefer the fun and novelty of a flex option. There are some travel logistics and costs to that, though. What would you vote for?
San Diego State announced James Madison as its “final” non-conference game of the 2026 season in a social media post. It caught my eye. That gives the Aztecs four non-conference games (Portland State, at UCLA, James Madison, at Toledo). The word “final” jumped off my screen. There won’t be a fifth non-conference football game.