[CrazedZooChimp]

Also for what it's worth, looks like the Pac-12 blog isn't actually dead. Being held down by Bonagura on his own.

http://www.espn.com/blog/pac12

Honestly it's not that long ago that the Pac-12 blog was just one guy. When I started reading regularly (back around 2008 or so) it was just Miller. It only got expanded when Gemmell was added to it after his work on the short lived Stanford blog. I was honestly pretty surprised with how quickly the Pac-12 blog (and I assume others) ballooned, from 1 writer to 5 in what, 7 years? 5 years? Maybe this is reverting back to the amount of content that is correct for the blog (or the amount of staff that is correct for the amount of content/news that was needed).

[CrazedZooChimp]

Also for what it's worth, looks like the Pac-12 blog isn't actually dead. Being held down by Bonagura on his own.

http://www.espn.com/blog/pac12

Honestly it's not that long ago that the Pac-12 blog was just one guy. When I started reading regularly (back around 2008 or so) it was just Miller. It only got expanded when Gemmell was added to it after his work on the short lived Stanford blog. I was honestly pretty surprised with how quickly the Pac-12 blog (and I assume others) ballooned, from 1 writer to 5 in what, 7 years? 5 years? Maybe this is reverting back to the amount of content that is correct for the blog (or the amount of staff that is correct for the amount of content/news that was needed).