The Pac-12 features some significant variance in schedule difficulty for the 2022 football season. ... Pac-12 strength of schedule rankings 2022: Stanford faces tough road games, ...

The Big 12 had a chance to expand a few years ago and chose to maintain the status quo, a ;move which was made from a position of strength. That no longer exists.

Pac-12 play brings a mixed bag as Utah misses Washington out of the North but must play Oregon in a potential high-stakes game on Nov. 20. The Utes are fortunate to have a bye week before playing ...

As the sport's return is just over a month away, examining schedules is becoming a reoccurring action and earlier this month, CBS Sports ranked the strength of schedule for each Pac-12 team.

The PAC-12 picking up more schools from the now-depleted Mountain West appears a viable and less lucrative alternative to AAC institutions. Still, as with most things in conference realignment ...

After days of deliberations with the Pac-12, the schools — as a group — decided to remain in their current conference, where AAC commissioner Tim Pernetti is exploring avenues for revenue ...

This comes after widespread reports that the Pac-12 had targeted Memphis in its continued expansion efforts, as well as other AAC schools Tulane, UTSA and South Florida.. The AAC issued a ...

Whereas AAC schools are questioning whether the Pac-12 would be a true step up or more of a lateral move, there’s no question about those left in the Mountain West: They want in. Heat is on ...

The Oregon State Beavers host the Colorado State Rams Saturday at Reser Stadium in a game offering a taste of the future of the Pac-12 Conference ...

Just like that the Pac-12 and ACC moved closer to the AAC and Mountain West than the Big Ten and SEC. And they can't blame anybody but themselves.

But there’s more to it, because schedule strength will impact the CFP rankings. Which means the Pac-12 must consider the number of conference games, which affects the number of non-conference games.

Whereas AAC schools are questioning whether the Pac-12 would be a true step up or more of a lateral move, there’s no question about those left in the Mountain West: They want in. Heat is on ...