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Partnership talks between the Pac-12 and Big 12 have broken down, destroying hopes for an instant. Possible merger of two college football conferences, Sources from the Pac-12 and Big 12, in conversation with ESPN Baseball analyst Pete Thmel, disregarded their interests as the talks ended.
“Big 12 officials told Pac-12 executives on Monday that they were no longer interested in finding a partnership,” ESPN reported.
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according to source of the big 12The convention called for a full merger with the Pac-12, “the only scenario that could potentially have been value driven because of the sheer number of schools and the population.”
The source cited “multiple reasons” as to why the talks failed. “It just didn’t work,” the spokesman said.
The two sides have spoken through Zoom meetings on three separate occasions.
The Pac-12 source said the Pac-12 was skeptical of a full merger because the league’s media rights expire at different times. A Big 12 source said the Pac-12 had expressed those ways. which they could work around it,” noted Thamel. The conference’s outlook looks grim after the Big Ten lost to powerhouse programs USC and UCLA.
Without partnerships available to boost the value of the Pac-12, partner Power Five programs will continue to close on the remaining Pac-12 teams.
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