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I think there will be some sort of announcement tomorrow.  Not sure what it will be.

https://www.on3.com/college/arizona-wild...om-pac-12/

The University of Arizona‘s Board of Regents have scheduled a meeting for Tuesday,

Scheer was also the first to report that the Pac-12 is gearing up to present a new media deal to league members, but there is “pessimism within the conference,” and it could be commissioner George Kliavkoff’s “last stand in keeping the conference together.” However, it seems as though Arizona may not be interested in hearing the commissioners final plea.

I used to work for a firm that sold a substantial amount of services to the University of Arizona system, UofA, ASU and Northern Arizona. They made it clear that those three universities marched in lockstep as a general rule. Curious to see if UofA rides off without ASU.

so what (if anything) came from the handwringing over cal being "abandoned" by UCLA's move to the Big 10, does UCLA have to make any "make-good" payments to cal?  If they do the amount of those payments appear to be rising.....

this article from Dec 2022 is pretty vague on what may (or may not) be required

As part of the board's decision, UCLA will have to increase its expected investment in student-athlete resources and might have to provide a subsidy to the University of California, Berkeley in the range of $2 million to $10 million once a Pac-12 media deal is secured, depending on the amount of the deal. A UCOP spokesperson said the frequency of the subsidy to UC Berkeley is yet to be determined.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...conditions

[82lsju]

I think there will be some sort of announcement tomorrow.  Not sure what it will be.

https://www.on3.com/college/arizona-wild...om-pac-12/

The University of Arizona‘s Board of Regents have scheduled a meeting for Tuesday,

Scheer was also the first to report that the Pac-12 is gearing up to present a new media deal to league members, but there is “pessimism within the conference,” and it could be commissioner George Kliavkoff’s “last stand in keeping the conference together.” However, it seems as though Arizona may not be interested in hearing the commissioners final plea.

I used to work for a firm that sold a substantial amount of services to the University of Arizona system, UofA, ASU and Northern Arizona. They made it clear that those three universities marched in lockstep as a general rule. Curious to see if UofA rides off without ASU.

so what (if anything) came from the handwringing over cal being "abandoned" by UCLA's move to the Big 10, does UCLA have to make any "make-good" payments to cal?  If they do the amount of those payments appear to be rising.....

this article from Dec 2022 is pretty vague on what may (or may not) be required

As part of the board's decision, UCLA will have to increase its expected investment in student-athlete resources and might have to provide a subsidy to the University of California, Berkeley in the range of $2 million to $10 million once a Pac-12 media deal is secured, depending on the amount of the deal. A UCOP spokesperson said the frequency of the subsidy to UC Berkeley is yet to be determined.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...conditions