I know football is driving this, but I think we're overlooking basketball.

Jul 6, 2022
10:46:55am

LegitCoug All-American

If I were to guess the future, I think youth participation in football declines while basketball stays even or increases. Are the power conferences betting too much on a future with football?

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LegitCoug

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Has Arizona released a solidarity statement? They're the most likely to bolt.

cougarblue

7/6/22 10:44am

yes, here it is:

hxmCougar2000

7/6/22 10:45am

More importantly has Oregon and Washington released theirs?

CougarCanuck76

7/6/22 10:46am

It’s weird that ASU, Colorado and who else? Issued those statements and not

kotacoug

7/6/22 10:47am

I think it's just been those two. And then Utah "denied" the report of the

mannheimadler

7/6/22 10:48am

I don’t think big 12 takes UA without ASU

cougarfann888

7/6/22 10:46am

Big 12 should take any big 12 team outside of WSU and OSU

johnnybyu

7/6/22 10:49am

Cal should be radioactive to any Conference

hdx57

7/6/22 10:53am

Cal has been a leading contributor to the downfall of the Pac12.

HiLife

7/6/22 11:00am

I know football is driving this, but I think we're overlooking basketball.

LegitCoug

7/6/22 10:46am

From the numbers I have seen, football out earns basketball about 4:1 in revenue

Captain Stubing

7/6/22 10:56am

I feel like the PAC could replace Zona with SDSU and not miss much.

Corn Pop

7/6/22 10:49am

RE: Has Arizona released a solidarity statement? They're the most likely to bolt.

zonacougar

7/6/22 10:50am

I think Colorado is closest out of the PAC schools geographically.

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