The end of the Pac-12 means the end of the classic Rose Bowl that we grew up loving and cherishing. We won’t have the Pac-12 champion vs. the Big Ten champion in the Rose Bowl at 2pm in Pasadena on January 1st unless the College Football Playoff rankings and brackets work out perfectly. Tradition is disappearing in college football. Modernity is bringing something new to the table as USC moves into the Big Ten with Washington, Oregon and UCLA.
We’re saying goodbye to the Pac-12 here at Trojans Wire. We’re interested to know what our friends at the other departing Pac-12 schools are thinking about all of this. This is not the world our parents and grandparents lived in. It’s not the college football environment we grew up in. Is this devastatingly sad or something we should simply embrace in a forward-looking approach? How big is this loss for college football?
We talked about these topics and more with UW Huskies Wire editor Roman Tomashoff. Here’s the show:
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