A report by ‘The Dan Patrick Show’ is premature, at best.
The news, to the extent that description is applicable, broke bright and early Monday morning on the West Coast:of the ‘Dan Patrick Show.’The Pac-12 could very well invite San Diego State, but movement on that front is weeks, if not months away.
Nothing will happen with regard to a Pac-12 media rights deal or expansion until the University of California Board of Regents gathers later this month to resolve the UCLA situation.during the three-day meeting in San Francisco , with three options for the regents:— Do absolutely nothing Since our report, the agenda has been published on the regents’ website. It calls for an open session on the UCLA issue for the morning of Nov. 17.Instead, it’s marked as an “Action” item, meaning there could be a vote and should be a decision.
At that point, the Pac-12 will have full clarity on its future structure and can proceed with wrapping up the media rights negotiations.So we would consider Dan Patrick’s report to be 100 percent accurate if “expected” really means “possibly” … and if “this week” actually means “in the next few months.”
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