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[QUOTE="dayooper, post: 4692488, member: 3859"]
The #1 priority of the PAC is to stay together under a viable contract. They want to stay together as a conference, but know if the media payout and platforms are not viable, they will have to go their separate ways. The PAC schools would do themselves a disservice if they didn’t wait it out and see what the contract will be. As they want to stay together, they can wait until they either get an acceptable contract or run out of time to integrate into their new homes. At that point, they can make their decision.

Schools like Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Arizona and ASU seem to have a spot all ready while Stanford and Utah might be a bit more dicey. Cal might find a more difficult time finding a home that fits their academic needs. WSU/OSU might just keep the PAC name and combine with the MWC.

I take the reason the contract is taking so long to announce is they don’t have a viable contract to sign. The PAC seems to be waiting on finding partners and it just isn’t happening. I hope they do find partners as the PAC is a staple of college football and to see it decimated is rough.
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