Amid all the conversation surrounding conference realignment and the chatter about how the Big Ten and SEC are poised to dominate college football as a pair of “superconferences,” Pittsburgh head coach Pat (…)
The short is answer no. Dabo Swinney is not concerned about the future of the ACC and how it pertains to Clemson. While rumors have swirled about megaconferences, realignment and everything in between, Swinney (…)
For now, Clemson is still part of the Atlantic Coast Conference. With the Southeastern and Big Ten conferences triggering the latest conference realignments with their recent moves, that could change in (…)
Shockwaves went through the college sports landscape last week, when news broke that Southern Cal and UCLA are leaving the Pac-12 to join the Big Ten starting in 2024. With Oklahoma and Texas already moving (…)
When news broke Thursday that Southern Cal and UCLA are leaving the Pac-12 to join the Big Ten in 2024, it sent shockwaves through the college sports landscape. Mark Packer and Wes Durham had plenty to (…)
Mark Packer had plenty to say Friday morning on the final edition of the Packer and Durham show on the ACC network about the future of the conference. Packer gave his thoughts on what the news that UCLA and (…)
Texas and Oklahoma hinted last summer at the road down which college football is likely headed. That’s when news broke that the longtime Big 12 rivals are bolting for the SEC by 2025 at the latest. Southern (…)
During ESPN’s College GameDay on Saturday morning, the GameDay crew discussed the changing landscape of college football and the seismic shift that is occurring with name, image and likeness, conference (…)
The times, they are a changin’ in college football and college athletics with NIL, the growing power of the SEC and the alliance between the ACC, Big Ten and Pac-12. While there has been a seismic (…)
This past week commissioners from the ACC, Big Ten and Pac-12 announced the formation of a historic alliance between the three conferences. The formal announcement did not include specific terms of (…)
