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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

“If (the Pac-12 can’t add AAC schools), it’s likely they’re going to circle back to the Mountain West, and we could lose an additional member or two members. So that’s why expansion is ...

Four schools have snubbed the Pac-12 in order to remain with the American Athletic Conference going forward. ... 4 schools snub Pac-12 to remain with AAC. September 23, 2024 (Updated: February 11, ...

With the Pac-12 out for blood, the league that we thought was dead is looking to add at least two more schools before the 2026 college football season to be a recognized conference by the College ...

The Pac-12 needs one more football member, and the Tulane Green Wave are among potential targets in the AAC for conference realignment.

The collection of former Pac-12 schools — spread throughout the ACC, Big Ten and Big 12 — plus WSU and Oregon State in the WCC have an average NET ranking of 72.9, which would rank fourth-best ...

But Memphis, Tulane, South Florida and UTSA reaffirmed their commitment to the AAC on Monday and turned down the Pac-12. As a result, the Pac-12 will likely look back west at Mountain West schools.

After ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported Pac-12 officials have discussed of adding Memphis in football only, ... Memphis received about $11 million from the AAC for the 2023-24 academic year, ...

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 ...