USC and UCLA left for the Big Ten. Everyone else is scrambling to secure their futures as college football comes to a turning point.
The shock from last week’s stunning defection of Southern California and UCLA from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten Conference hasn’t settled yet, but another urgent question is already on the table for college football: What happens to everyone else?
It’s an especially pressing matter for the reeling remnants of the Pac-12, the Atlantic Coast Conference and famously independent Notre Dame. For the moment, all three are on the outside looking in at the dominant conference juggernauts being built by the Southeastern Conference and the Big Ten.
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