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Each expression from the Big Ten about additional extension, whether it's a declaration by chief Kevin Warren or a mysterious source, is taken as a quick danger to the Pac-12's endurance.

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Without a doubt, those remarks could be interpreted as meaning solicitations for Washington, Oregon, Stanford and perhaps Cal are only weeks or months away.

Be that as it may, the Big Ten probably won't grow again for a long time, and it could extend once more assuming Notre Dame is involved.

All we know is that assumptions are unsafe with regards to realignment.

Is there any opportunity that Utah gets a welcome to the Big Ten alongside Oregon and Washington? Or then again is it Cal/Stanford over Utah as a result of market size and legislative issues? Is it adequately not to be perfect at football? — @UtefanNick

We'll respond to the last inquiry, about the significance of being perfect at football, with eight words: Rutgers is an individual from the Big Ten.

Development choices are made on three valuation levels: institutional (scholarly) esteem, cutthroat worth, and media esteem. The income piece stands out, for good explanation, yet it's not by any means the only driver.

We don't imagine a way for Utah into the Big Ten except if the Power Five design totally collapses and the association chooses an eight-group western division with the four California schools, Oregon, Washington, the Utes and another program.

That is incredibly far-fetched in light of the ongoing climate. Yet, once more, never express never with realignment.

What are the chances of a Pac-12 breakdown in the event that the Big Ten poaches Stanford, Cal, Washington, and Oregon in 2024? — @rwgriswold4

100%.

In that situation, a sum of six schools would be gone to the Big Ten, and the Four Corners (Arizona, ASU, Colorado and Utah) would without a doubt leave for the Big 12.

Certainly, the gathering could change with Oregon State, Washington State and a huge number of Mountain West schools, yet it would be the Pac-12 in name as it were.

Imagine a scenario where UCLA had attempted to carry Cal into the exchanges with Fox, the Big Ten and USC at the beginning. In the event that both UC schools could have taken a serious rebate, might an arrangement at any point have been swung that remembered Cal for the move? — @paul_raich

In the first place, UCLA wasn't taking a limited offer — the whole justification for the move was to gather sufficient income to take care of the athletic division's obligation and backing the games programs pushing ahead.

I have not affirmed that UCLA asked about enrollment for Cal, however that is regardless a particular chance. What's more, assuming the Bruins made the endeavor, Fox would have murmured to the Big Ten that the numbers didn't work.

As a matter of fact, the numbers work for no single Bay Area or Pacific Northwest school — not even one of them convey an adequate number of media worth to expand the offer size for current Big Ten individuals.

They just work collectively, on the off chance that the expectation is to make a West Coast division.

Might UC officials at any point obstruct a lawfully authoritative understanding made by a chancellor to whom they conceded such authority without critical unfortunate results? — @tkz33272766

Everything relies upon what archives the Bruins have endorsed with the Big Ten, and we aren't as of now aware of that data.

On the off chance that the officials' math is right about USC being 30% of the gathering esteem, compelling UCLA to remain will cost the UC framework, best case scenario, $35 million per year, and even from a pessimistic standpoint $65 million every year, right? — @JohnmyMacJr

I don't completely accept that that numerical will at last demonstrate right.

The Los Angeles market may be worth 30%, yet the actual Trojans are not.