By now we're all aware that the Colorado Board of Regents had a June 6 Meeting in Executive Session (where no action can be taken) and now has scheduled a follow-up short open meeting for 9 June

Which certainly looks like they're going to be taking a public vote to move conferences.

But with all the attention on Colorado, I wanted to check what other PAC universities are up to.

• Wazzu: Board is delegating authority to University President to sign off on media deals (as of 9 June)
• Washington: Had an executive session for today, but was cancelled and has a normally scheduled meeting tomorrow June 8
• Oregon: Had a special executive session yesterday regarding media rights (aka collectively bargained agreements)
• Arizona/Arizona St: 6/15 have a meeting, but only athletics thing in the docket is multi-year approval for ADs and Coaches. 6/16 have an executive session discussing governance by the AZ Board of Regents and presidential roles...
• Utah: Regularly scheduled meeting for 13 June, no agenda yet
• Cal: No potentially relevant meetings are scheduled until mid/late July at earliest
• Oregon St: Met June 1 and 2 for different matters, no other scheduled meetings until October
• Stanford: Private University so no info
• San Diego St: No California State University System meetings until July

So the Oregon and Wazzu meetings are definitely interesting as they suggest a media deal could (finally) be on the horizon.

And the Arizona one could (if you squint) relate to how to separate Arizona and ASU.

Washington and Utah have something upcoming but doesn't appear as of yet to be related to media deal or realignment.

And Cal, Oregon St and San Diego St seem basically out to lunch and taking it easy for the summer (though in fairness they may have already delegated more authority to their presidents/chancellors and not require as many board meetings)