By Kevin Borba, All Cardinal: With the college football world on the edge of their seat to see what the future holds for the Pac-12 and the sport, the conference out West has been as quiet as a church mouse.
We do know that there are three confirmed programs that the Pac-12 is considering on the expansion front in San Diego State, SMU, and Colorado State and we also know of a fourth mystery school that has yet to be made public. The biggest question right now is what will happen next for the Pac-12, which is something that a few of ESPN’s college football analysts discussed recently.
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What the immediate future holds for Pac-12 media rights and expansion talks
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