The Pac-12 network deal with Time Warner, Comcast, Cox, and Bright House ensures that all college football and men's basketball games will be available to a national audience and in their regional markets from August 2012 onward.
What's going through the minds of our beloved Golden Bears? We recap the images and thoughts of Cal football players in their wins over UC Davis and Colorado.
If the new Pac-12 conference were to split up into two conventional divisons, would you prefer the North-South split that would keep Cal, Stanford, USC and UCLA together in the same division, or the Northwest-Southwest alignment that would break them apart?
The California Golden Blogs covers Pac-10 Media Day. What will Larry Scott and Jeff Tedford say?
The Pac-10 as we know it will be entering its final season in 2010; Utah will be joining in the 2011-12 season, and Colorado is likely to follow. No decisions have been made yet on a conference championship game or divisional alignment.
Rivals writer Chip Brown claims Larry Scott and the Pac-10 dropped the ball at the last second. Is this the Texas Longhorns athletic department spinning the story to their benefit?
Could we be seeing the end of the California college football rivalries? Cal and Stanford could be headed to the Pac-12 North and USC & UCLA to the Pac-12 South.
The University of Texas has declined an invitation to the Pac-10 conference, ending the dream of a sixteen team western super conference that would've lorded over college sports.
A TV network has stepped into the college sports expansion debate to end the Pac-16 talks by giving Texas, Oklahoma, and the rest of the recently-departing Big 12 schools whatever they want to preserve their monopoly over college sports.
Where will the ambitious Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott look next in expanding his ever growing conference? CalTech, University of British Columbia, even Alaskan Moose are up for grabs!
