Pac-12 commissioner Teresa Gould has used the phrase “blank slate” to describe her strategic approach to the next era, ...

The new-look Pac-12 is still in search of its long-term media partners for when the conference expands in 2026. And according to a new report, that will mean games airing on multiple networks ...

The conference is seeking a media deal before adding a football-playing member but the issues are deeply related.

Major television networks ESPN, Fox and CBS are still open to participating in a media rights package with the expanded Pac-12, according to a report from Front Office Sports. It's unclear how ...

The networks’ varying interest levels are still unclear, though another source told FOS that conversations were “productive.” It’s presumed that the Pac-12 will sign its media rights ...

Madness as the backdrop, executives from the Pac-12 churn forward in pursuit of media rights agreements for their restructured conferences.

As those schools get ready to join, the Pac-12 is also working to get a media deal in place. When asked if the league is looking to work with one network, Gould said she expects multiple partners ...

the production studio and technological infrastructure remaining from the defunct Pac-12 Networks, offers a second benefit. In an era defined by name image and likeness, the multi-media operation ...

Leaving the West Coast Conference for a rebuilt Pac-12 was a first step. Once revenue sharing begins, Gonzaga must remain relentless in its commitment to men's basketball.

The previous version of the Pac-12 was a mediocre basketball conference, perhaps not even as strong and the next edition.

He also said fans will know the partners that will be part of the agreement, which is in line with what Pac-12 commissioner Teresa Gould said last week. Gould confirmed multiple networks will be ...