The future of the remaining Pac-12 schools and college football

The future of College football has changed forever, but the direction still remains as one of the biggest mysteries out there. I joined Sean O’Connel and Evan Moore of Pac-12 Radio to dive into It all! I explain what my prediction for Stanford is in terms of where they end up, and also explain that they appear to be in the position of them all when it comes to the remaining programs. 1:17 we discuss the difficulties of Stanford becoming an independent program like Notre Dame, and the challenges that they would face. 5:50 Money controls all things in college sports, but is it indicative of success? I explain that although these programs may make more money it doesn’t always equal success on the field. 7:24 With their status in the air, does recruiting take a hit for Stanford? I break down what Stanford needs to sell to their recruits moving forward. 9:05 With so many schools leaving the Pac-12, all of them will have chances to have new impacts moving forward. I break down why USC seems to be in the position to compete right away and find success. 10:00 The future of Cal is one that feels murky, I explain why them being rivals on the field but partners off the field with Stanford is as vital as it comes for their success. 12:23 This wave of realignment has gone on for a year, but how long do the after effects last. I explain the challenges that I think will arise in the future. 14:00 With football around the corner, we dive into the fact that the Pac-12 is poised for their best year in a minute but how will fans treat it? I break down what will be the farewell tour for the conference. 15:45 Is this direction for college sports the right one, I explain why there will be regrets, questions, and just down right disappointment in where college sports are headed. 18:00 Regional rivalries will suffer in the future, and I explain why they will lose their meaning if college sports continue this direction.

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