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The top Pac-12 basketball portal additions ranked | Sports

The new-look Pac-12 is introducing seven new teams to the conference for the 2026-27 men’s basketball season. Alongside these new teams, a host of newcomers, brought in via the transfer portal, will be showcased to fans of the reformed Conference of Champions. In days gone by, transfers were mostly supplementary to the returning players, guys who had been with their teams 2-3 years, who would be the real stars. In today’s reality, transfers are becoming the stars. It’s worth getting to know these newcomers’ names because they’ll probably be on the all-conference ballot come season’s end. With that in mind, the following are the top five incoming Division I transfers to the Pac-12 and its schools according to their average portal recruitment rank from EvanMiya.com, On3 and 247 Sports. 5. DeShawn Gory 6’6″ 165 lbs, F, So. | Oregon State (via Fresno State) | 13.7 Pts, 6.2 Reb, 2.0 Ast in 2025-26 Transfer Rankings 132nd by EvanMiya 294th by On3 219th by 247Sports Does this count as an in-conference transfer? DeShawn Gory is going from one of the new members of the conference, Fresno State, to one of the legacy members, Oregon State. However you want to classify this move,

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The Pac-12 and Mountain West have reached a settlement in poaching fees lawsuit | Sports

According to multiple reports from media outlets, the Pac-12 and Mountain West have agreed in principle to a settlement regarding a lawsuit roughly $150 million in exit and penalty fees. The Mountain West has sought that money from the Pac-12 and its member schools over the departure of five schools from its conference to the rebuilt Conference of Champions — Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, San Diego State and Utah State. Both Jon Wilner, a west-coast-based columnist and college sports reporter, and Mark Zeigler of the San Diego Union-Tribune reported Monday afternoon that a settlement has been agreed to, though it has yet to be finalized, as it needs to be formally brought before the court. The basis for the $150 million conflict arises from the combination of exit fees the Mountain West sought from the five departing schools, plus additional fees from the Pac-12 that stem from a scheduling agreement the two leagues signed in December 2023. In response, the Pac-12 filed a lawsuit against the Mountain West in September 2024, citing antitrust laws. Boise State, Colorado State and Utah State later filed their own collective lawsuit against the Mountain West, seeking relief from paying the exit fees. According to Wilner, the

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