The Pac-12 and Mountain West conferences are headed back to court after failing to reach a settlement agreement in mediation ...

The Mountain West Conference, in the process of going through a major membership transition, will “pause” adding new schools, ...

While the Pac-12’s TV deal with CBS may impact negotiations, the Mountain West still expects to land a solid media rights agreement thanks to its valuable live football inventory.

The development comes after the Pac-12 — which will include five Mountain West defectors beginning with the 2026-27 school year — announced a media rights deal this week.

This morning, multiple outlets reported that Texas State has received a bid to join the Pac-12, and will accept on Monday, becoming the league's 8th full member. What happens next for the Pac-12?

Mailbag: Pac-12 revenue breakdown, the Memphis factor, MW media options, champ game locations, the ‘State 8’ and more The CBS media deal is just one piece of the new Pac-12’s financial model ...

The Mountain West and commissioner Gloria Nevarez angered at least two of the conference’s five departing schools with the early addition of Grand Canyon.

College football realignment: Power ranking the new-look Pac-12 based on history, program trajectory The Pac-12 expanded to eight football members. How do the programs stack up against each other?

First reported by the Austin Sports Journal this morning, the Pac-12's long, fraught realignment nightmare is almost over: this morning the league offered a bid to Sun Belt member Texas State.

The Pac-12 contemplated folding, but instead added five state schools from the Mountain West Conference and Gonzaga, a private, non-football playing school from the West Coast Conference.

Texas State can bring value to the Pac-12 without turning into a phenomenon. So, what's a realistic ceiling? Jon Wilner answers that and more in his mailbag.