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By Zach Koons, The Spun: klahoma and Texas took another step forward in their presumptive move to the SEC on

By Josh Furlong, KSL.com: His comments were measured, calculated and wide-ranging, but the overarching message was clear and succinct: The

By Pac-12 Conference: OREGON has been chosen as the favorite to win the 2021 Pac-12 Conference Championship, presented by 76®,

By Pac-12 Conference: The preseason All-Pac-12 team, as selected by the media who cover Pac-12 football, has been announced ahead

By Isaiah Hole, Wolverines Wire: Texas and Oklahoma are potentially blowing up the college football world by departing the Big

By Phil Harrison, Buckeyes Wire: Before we get into the latest, we must remind everyone that what’s happening in college

By Heather Dinich, ESPN: Oklahoma and Texas have formally notified the SEC they are seeking “an invitation for membership” beginning July 1, 2025,

By Matt Zemek, Trojans Wire: Realignment politics might be frustrating or annoying, but they certainly aren’t predictable. So many different

By Matt Zemek, Trojans Wire: One of the big questions the Pac-12 must ask itself is this: Would adding Big

By Steve Politi, NJ Advance Media: The conference realignment wheels are spinning again, and with the SEC poised to add Texas

By Patrick Schmidt, Fansided: Big Ten expansion and Pac-12 realignment rumors are heating up after the move of Texas and

By Pete Mundo, Heartland: Now that Oklahoma and Texas are destined for the SEC, the question remains: what happens to the

By Pac-12 Conference: The Pac-12 announced today that Campbell Snacks, maker of some of America’s favorite snacks and baked goods

By Steve Lassan, Athlon Sports: With Oklahoma and Texas expected to leave the Big 12 in favor of the SEC,

By Pac-12 Conference: The Pac-12 announced today it has added Old Trapper as an official sponsor of both the 2021

By Dennis Dodd, CBS Sports: New commissioner … same old problems? That’s one way to ease into Pac-12 Media Day

By Pete Thamel, Yahoo Sports: The inevitable became reality on Monday, as Texas and Oklahoma began the formal process of

By Robbie Weinstein, 247Sports: College Football Playoff expansion is coming, and it seems likely that the new version of the

By Chris Mannix, Sports Illustrated: he U.S. men’s team lost to France in its Olympic opener on Sunday, and the

By Ralph D. Russo, Associated Press: Barring a dramatic change of direction, Texas and Oklahoma are moving toward taking the

By Robert Bondy, Spartans Wire: Could you picture a Big Ten that doesn’t include Michigan and Ohio State? That is

By Chip Patterson, CBS Sports: While Texas and Oklahoma have yet to announce the necessary steps in departing from the Big

By Dennis Dodd, CBS Sports: Big 12 officials have discussed a structure in which Texas and Oklahoma would receive additional revenue shares as a

By Grey Papke, Larry Brown Sports: With Texas and Oklahoma quietly preparing to leave the Big 12 conference to join

By Griffin McVeigh, Longhorns Wire: Conference realignment hit college football like a freight train on Wednesday. The biggest news is

By Adam Rittenberg, ESPN: Ohio State coach Ryan Day thinks that while college football’s highest-profile players will have immense earning opportunities

By Emily Caron, Sportico: The world’s largest collectibles and trading card company is getting into college sports. Panini America, the exclusive

By Ralph D. Russo, AP: Conference realignment is back on the table in college sports just as three Power Five