On Friday, the Big Ten voted to add Oregon and Washington to the conference, reducing the Pac-12 to seven schools and delivering the death blow to one of the most storied conferences in college athletics. What will become of the remaining seven schools in the conference? Frankly, no one cares, and frankly, it doesn’t matter in the modern college football landscape, which is the driving force behind this move.
The only thing that matters in the modern major college sports landscape is media rights for football and market size. In landing USC, UCLA, Washington, and Oregon from the Pac-12, the Big Ten has captured not only numerous
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