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 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.
Chip Brown is saying that Texas A&M plans to join SEC, is wooing indecisive Oklahoma to come with them, and that Kansas, not Utah, would get the last Pac-10 invite?
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!
We recap what Sandy Barbour and Jeff Tedford had to say about Cal athletics and Cal football respectively at the Cal Coaches Tour. Topics about the Golden Bears included the SAHPC, the upcoming season, AT&T Park and more.
How will the Pac-10 play the expansion game? Will they invite six teams from the Big 12, invite just Colorado and Utah, combine with the Big 12 outright, or stay the same?
