Oregon State and Washington State had a judge rule in their favor in a lawsuit to establish control over the Pac-12’s remaining assets.

That’s what should have happened, so what do they do next?

On today’s episode of Locked On Pac-12, Spencer McLaughlin discusses the tie between the Beavs’ and Cougs’ football seasons—off to a strong start—and their 2024 conference affiliation.

Before the season, each Pac-12 team had a big question to answer that would define their 2023 campaigns.

Spencer looks at some of those and how close (if at all) key teams are to answering those questions.

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—More from Spencer McLaughlin—

• McLaughlin: Keys to Week 4 Pac-12 Football Games

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• McLaughlin: Can Conference Relegation Save the Pac-2?

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• McLaughlin: Utah Needs Cam Rising to Return to Win Pac-12

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• McLaughlin: OSU vs. WSU Set to Make a Point on Saturday

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• McLaughlin: Pac-12 Moods, Week 3 Winners and Losers

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• McLaughlin: Week 3 Shows CFB has Scheduling Problem

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• McLaughlin: What Do We Know About These 2023 Beavers?

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• McLaughlin: Is Colorado a Serious Pac-12 Title Contender?

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• McLaughlin: Pac-12 Showing Why Demise is Totally Insane

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• McLaughlin: Pac-12 Remains Best Conference in America

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• McLaughlin: Cal and Nebraska Upset Winners in Week 2?

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• McLaughlin: Why Utah Should be Pac-12 Favorite, but Isn’t

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• McLaughlin: Colorado Could Start 3-0 After Upset of TCU

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• McLaughlin: The Pac-12’s Path to the CFP Remains Daunting

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• McLaughlin: Reaction to Cal and Stanford Going to the ACC

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