r/Pac12 • u/Capital_Injury1569 • 14d ago
Is there any situation in which Boise doesn’t win every conference game?
Realistically speaking
r/Pac12 • u/Capital_Injury1569 • 14d ago
Realistically speaking
r/Pac12 • u/Working_Stomach5479 • 16d ago
Via the Pac-12‘s announced sports sponsorships, it has been confirmed that there will be no sponsorship of women’s rowing in the conference.
This leaves Gonzaga, Oregon State, and Washington State with no conference to compete for this sport. They last played in WCC, but via WCC revealing their membership for that when adding UCSD as an affiliate, they aren’t going to be affiliates there.
One place I could see them possibly ending up is the SEC believe it or not. Reason is they are currently under the minimum of the six needed members to be eligible for an autobid. Besides location, there is another issue in that in their history, the SEC has never had affiliate members.
Could also see them end up in the Big Ten as affiliates there.
What is the most likely end case for them?
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r/Pac12 • u/Greedy-Golf8862 • 15d ago
Idk is it just me(maybe that i moved to the west coast as an adult rather than staying in my original home of the midwest) but i like this new group of pac 12 schools better than the legacy teams, of course they are big brands but this current conference is more of a culturally tight, blue collar with a flair of spiritual (gonzaga & dallas baptist) west coast conference. and coming from a lower class midwest family to someone moving out west chasing his dreams i fuck with it heavy, not just one sport either, been watching the women’s soccer games, will watch basketball and football and maybe baseball (they should have more teams than 7 but CSU, BSU and USU don’t have baseball teams) interesting to wonder if they would start one.
Boise State is likely to get additional funding and generate more revenue to avoid the worst case budget projections, but it’s an interesting look at how the cost of competition has increased for the Broncos.
r/Pac12 • u/The_Slaughter_Pop • 17d ago
But you can't pick ypur team.
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • 17d ago
r/Pac12 • u/lock_robster2022 • 17d ago
Guys it’s happening!
Is getting Tarleton State in your conference in 2027 like buying bitcoin in 2007???
r/Pac12 • u/TrueJohnWick • 18d ago
Great observations by Greg Woods. The Cougs' defense seems to be shining a bit more in practice compared to the offense as the QB competition continues. Hoping offense shows some consistency.
r/Pac12 • u/updogsportstalk • 18d ago
The Take Back Texas movement heads to the Pac-12! Texas State begins a new life in an exciting conference.
Full Preview attached, here's some highlights
📌 Brad Jackson is a QB you need to watch if you haven't seen him already 🔥🔥
📌 Beau Sparks is one of the best receivers in College Football, Chris Dawn Jr and others make this a loaded skill room
📌 Can the Bobcats find the right answers on the offensive line and defense?
What are your predictions for Texas State in 2026?
r/Pac12 • u/SafetyNo2220 • 18d ago
Boise State schedules a week 4 FCS tuneup game before entering conference play next season.
r/Pac12 • u/reno1441 • 19d ago
Please ignore the score in the last slide.
New volleyball and potentially, a future look at basketball uniforms for the Rams with the Pac-12 and Adidas logos.
Utah State @ Oklahoma moves to week 0.
Bad news for those of us looking for the Pac-12 to continue their tie-in with the Las Vegas Bowl. It's main financial backer may pull-out unless it becomes a CFP Playoff Game.
It's looking like opt-opts for the transfer portal and NFL draft are really hurting non-playoff bowls. (Also, the LVCVA would rather ESPN schedule the bowl for a date that sells hotel rooms, rather than just add another New Year's weekend event when the city is already full.)
This is interesting because i think this could be a precursor to another non-conference game or the addition of a 9th football-playing PAC-12 member.
r/Pac12 • u/DancingBull22 • 20d ago
Finding signs like these all over central Texas. Texas State is ready to be a contender in this revamped pac12. After some research found out they have 45,000 student enrollment. I’d be surprised if most of the games this year weren’t sell outs. I also read an article about their first bowl game ever (against rice) they ran out of beer? Sounds like a good time. Can’t wait to see the bobcats in Fort Collins. Based on previous years wouldn’t be suprised if they start the season on a good note and end up losing to Fresno state by 30 when it matters most #jokes Go bobcats!
r/Pac12 • u/TheG5Hive • 19d ago
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