Jon Wilner is definitely in the know when it comes to Pac-12 news and broke the UCLA/SC move earlier this year. He had a similar tweet like the one below when those two left for BIG. Said it wasn't related to media rights.
PAC-12 News Coming Today???
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This makes me feel like its realignment related. Good or bad, we'll find out
What does that even mean? Stuff like that is really dumb to me.
Agreed, not sure I've paid a lot of attention to "internal alignment rankings"
Yes the big 12 is as united as the pac 12 (minus ucla and usc who are leaving and oregon and washington who are talking to the big ten and arizona who wants to leave for the big 12)
Beats me. I’d have to agree with your point though.
I've heard rumblings that the B!G is divided on westward expansion, which the commish continues to leave the door open, and the conference hasn't actually acted on it.
That could be the divide. Not sure what the announcement would be though in this context.
That could be the divide. Not sure what the announcement would be though in this context.
He said it's not related to media rights.
Journalists who tease news, rather than just shutting up and breaking the news when news breaks, are the worst.
The “issue” with the big 10 and equal revenue sharing has always been that it only works as long as the top schools are in agreement that everyone should make the same amount. Maybe he believes Ohio State, Penn State, and Michigan no longer feels that way?
I’d actually put the big 12 as the second or third most stable conference right now (depending on if you agree with him on big 10 or not) but who knows
That is lipstick on a pig.
That probably makes the most sense. Anything involving current pac 12 or big 12 teams moving would not make the internal alignment equal in his eyes between the conferences.
The B1G will remain divided on Oregon/Washington so nothing will happen there yet, thus they will be less internally aligned his eyes. That's the best way I can make sense of his gibberish.
Agreed, but this thread is a good example of why they do it
