The Pac-12 could expand to 14 teams with the Oklahoma Sooners and the Oklahoma State Cowboys, but it's an unresolved mystery as to how the conference can break them up into two separate divisions and satisfy all the major schools.
It's never too early to look at the 2011 season. What are the Utes' chances of winning the Pac-12 South?
A quick word with Bill Moos on the Pac-12. We gather his thoughts on revenue sharing, divisions and get his reaction to the news. Featuring Moos makin' it rain.
It's official: Utah to the Pac-12 South with Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, SC and UCLA. Pac-12 officials have also agreed on hosting the title game at the on-campus site of top-seeded team.
USC's athletic director reports the Pac-12 schools have preliminarily voted 7-5 to put Utah and Colorado in the South Division. The final vote comes next week.
It's looking more and more likely Utah will be slotted a spot in the Pac-12 South Division. There they would join Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, SC and UCLA.
A Pac-10 athletic director says the current rumored North & South divisional splits that put the California and Arizona schools in the same division is a nonstarter.
