#pac12 teams feel they have an open invite to #big12 at anytime in future. No urgency in moving. If they stay together, great, if #bigten poaches in future, there will always be big12 at that time.
It sounds like there is an agreement between remaining 10 #pac12 teams to sign a GORs for 5 years. There is an exclusion for #big10 invites. But does protect from #ACC#big12. Thought across the board is that big12 is an open invite for most pac12 to big12
Why add Colorado, that already dumped you looking for greener pastures, or Utah, a state you’ve already maximized viewership benefit. Especially when there are California power5 schools still on play.
Bad blood remains. Don’t expect #big12 to try and add #colorado unless they’ve exhausted their other options. Hearing big12 may even prefer Oregon state or Washington state over #colorado.
Why would #SEC and #bigten target the most valuable, and then #big12 try and add the least valuable school first? #BIG12 targeting Oregon and Washington, then Stanford and Cal, then then Arizona schools, then Colorado, then Utah. Adding Utah adds nothing.
#BYU insiders report in #big12 meetings that the current #pac12 targeted teams are in order of their worth to increase the pie. The reported adding of 4 corner schools couldn’t be farther from the truth.
Breaking news, Sitake has informed Oregon he will not be interviewing for the job. He has contract adjustment with #BYU that will put him at the mid tier average of #big12 coaches and also ensures his assistants will be near average to their big 12 colleagues. #byu#byufootball
Sitake has a desire to be a lifer at #BYU and see them through this transition to #big12. Will have contract bonuses that pay him at high end of big12 coaches if team performs to that level.
I am also told #BYU has officially applied to join the #BIGXII and has been in agreement for over a week, they are simply waiting for the BIG XII to have a procedural meet and make their announcement Friday, which is simply a formality at this point.
@JonnyBYU only info isn’t official, but sounds like most teams want to split the 4 Texas schools like the pac12 splits the 4 California schools. So likely #byu with Texastech and TCU.
Notice how all three AAC teams have official inside reports that they have applied for #big12 membership, but there has been nothing leaked out of #byu other than assumptions. I’m the only one that has brought inside information on what they’re doing.