The Buffaloes bolt for the Big 12, and the future of the Pac-12 depends on what happens next.
The Pac-12’s existential crisis grew more dire Thursday when Colorado’s board of regents unanimously approved a return to ancestral ground. The Buffaloes will enter the Big 12 Conference, their home for more than six decades, for the start of the 2024-25 college sports season.
But to what extent will the departure undermine collective faith in Kliavkoff’s leadership? How will the departure impact the Pac-12’s media rights negotiations? And most significantly, will Arizona, Arizona State or Utah follow the Buffaloes out the door? All three schools have drawn interest from the ultra-aggressive Big 12.
Meanwhile, the Big Ten has shown no interest in adding Oregon or Washington, with commissioner Tony Petittithat he hasn’t received “any direction” from his schools to pursue more members.
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