One pundit had a good analogy. He said Cal/Stanford look at the Pac12 like a divorced spouse. Wish the former spouse well, but no chance there is a reconciliation particularly if the spouse got a lot of assets in the divorce. She/he may have to live in a duplex for awhile until they find a sugar daddy or sugar momma (i.e. find their way …
One pundit had a good analogy. He said Cal/Stanford look at the Pac12 like a divorced spouse. Wish the former spouse well, but no chance there is a reconciliation particularly if the spouse got a lot of assets in the divorce. She/he may have to live in a duplex for awhile until they find a sugar daddy or sugar momma (i.e. find their way into the Big12).
How many of those Olympic sports actually had Pac12 schedules, or were affiliation type "conferences?" Some sports were conducted tournament style with participation from across the country.
One pundit had a good analogy. He said Cal/Stanford look at the Pac12 like a divorced spouse. Wish the former spouse well, but no chance there is a reconciliation particularly if the spouse got a lot of assets in the divorce. She/he may have to live in a duplex for awhile until they find a sugar daddy or sugar momma (i.e. find their way into the Big12).
How many of those Olympic sports actually had Pac12 schedules, or were affiliation type "conferences?" Some sports were conducted tournament style with participation from across the country.