Is There Any Hope for Oregon State And Washington State To Find A Power Conference? | Dirt & Sprague
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- Oregon State and Washington State were left stranded when the Pac-12 fell apart, is there any hope they find a power conference to call home?
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Don't expect teams like USC, Washington and Oregon to ever return to a future PAC/Mountain West conference. These teams are driven to compete for national championships. There's no way that moving to a non-Power 2 conference will allow them to be nationally competitive in the future. By the next Big Ten media contract in six years, Washington and Oregon will (like USC) receive full B1G conference distributions - an estimated $100 million/year each. That's the kind of money that will be required to remain competitive. Sadly and through no fault of their own, both OSU and WSU are unlikely to be invited to join the Big-12 or ACC in the near future.
If the ACC stays together, I think their best option is the ACC. Since it has Cal & Stanford, adding WSU and OST would give them two more western universities which could help with travel expenses. Clemson and FSU are leaving, but if the ACC can kept UNC I think the conference will stay alive. I think if its top three programs leave, then ESPN might pull the pull the plug on its network deal with the conference, then I think some ACC schools might look to the Big 12 for a lifeline.
I’ll be as blunt as possible: As an OSU alum, I will not watch us as a G5 team. Period, end of story. I will not watch CFB if we get relegated
WAZZU and Oregon State don’t need to find a P5 conference … they ultimately will make or as it is, remake the PAC. And don’t be surprised if the remade PAC eventually consists of almost all the former PAC members with San Diego State replacing “prime” and Colorado.
OSU is only like 83 miles from PDX. Some conference is gonna snap them up.
Ight ima head out
Both schools should go independent, it's all they've got left.
It’s sad that the PAC fell apart. College football is media driven.
The fact here is that Utah, Colorado, Arizona State, and Arizona are on one hand hoping that the Big 12 brings in Oregon State and Washington State, in order to lessen the burden of long distance travel they face in playing in the Big 12. But those 4 departed schools, including Cal and Stanford are also likely hoping that WSU and OSU will be successful in rebuilding the PAC, because that will help wipe out the embarrassment of them being labeled quitters from the PAC-12 and provide the opportunity for most of them to return to the PAC-12.
yes
They need to build up their brands.
yes, but i wanna state that both programms are right around the median of the Big 12 in brand stats
After USC/UCLA departures, P12 schools panic.Ironically, the remaining Pac schools wound up get little more than they'd have received if they stuck it out. Really a shame
No. The answer is no.
Then you’ll see millions of fans in the PNW tune out. We aren’t watching if we have no stake, and I could not care less about us playing Little Sisters of the Poor
@@kylewilson2819 I could see them as part of a power conference if the forgo any revenue sharing. They just don’t bring that much to the table. Be an independent.
@@jdeang3531football wise sure they have been shit since 2014 or whatever they had 1-2 good seasons in 10 years but football isn’t the only sport Oregon state is an elite athletic school in baseball gymnastics rowing wrestling women’s basketball and they have a pretty damn good men’s soccer team too who’s made there mark making it to the ncaa tournament a couple of times the baseball program has won 3 national titles in 15 years more than any other school in the 2000’s besides lsu and they have another chance this year to win again and if they do lsu and Oregon state will be tied in championships for the 2000’s there football was on the rise until the pac 12 broke up if it hadn’t the coaches and players would have stayed and Oregon state would have had a chance to actually win the pac 12 10-3 2022 and in 2023 they were 8-3 only lost by a total of 8 points in all 3 games they would have not lost as bad in the bowl game if more than 50% of team didn’t opt out and every coach left we had 5 coaches to coach that game and 3-5 weren’t even coaches for the team just guys and alums from old times
WAZZU and Oregon State don’t need to find a P5 conference … they ultimately will make or as it is, remake the PAC. And don’t be surprised if the remade PAC eventually consists of almost all the former PAC members with San Diego State replacing “prime” and Colorado.