Florida State currently has nine verbal commitments in the 2024 class and four-star CB Charles Lester could be next 👀 RWrightRivals talks if the Seminoles can stay in the top five of Rivals' team rankings:
to the Big Ten, the Pac-12 can ill afford to have a further diminishing market. Narrowing a window of TV exposure for recruits east of the Mississippi marginally interested in the Pac-12 will open more opportunities for other Power Five teams.
That would allow those same teams to clean house on the recruiting trail along the West Coast.I certainly don't see it helping the Pac-12's cause with elite prospects, but at the same time I do not see it being a death knell for Pac-12 recruiting as a whole. Many recruits interested in playing for a Pac-12 school would likely use a free trial of the streaming service to watch schools of interest. Those that don't subscribe to the service or utilize the trial could have additional incentive to attend a game in person, and schools that see the streaming of conference games as a handcuff may be more incentivized to schedule nationally relevant games to be televised on major networks. At the end of the day, I see streaming as being the future of all television , and this is just another thing that both schools and recruits will adapt to over time.
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