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The Pac-12, the self-dubbed “Conference of Champions” with athletic excellence going back more than a century, turned into the conference of ashes. A mass exodus of 10 schools in 15 months left the Pac-12 in tatters, dimming the future of a conference that was once the proud home of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Cheryl Miller, Tiger Woods, Jackie Robinson, Lisa Leslie, Jackie Joyner-Kersey and many more. League brass and the two remaining schools worked behind scenes to pull the conference out of a death spiral and now, more than four years since the first two schools left, the Pac-12 is back as something of a startup. “We’re literally launching a new league,” Pac-12 Commissioner Teresa Gould said. “We’ve been doing all the things that are already established in a traditional conference, but we wound ours down. So now we’re winding it back up and it’s a fun time.” The new version of this venerable old conference officially launched on July 1, when seven new members joined Oregon State and Washington State. The soccer, volleyball and cross-country seasons kicked off last month. Next gen Pac-12 kicks off in full force this week with the start of the football season. Newcomer Fresno State gets
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Here is the final release of the Top 25 Aggies of 2026, as revealed on the Full Court Press last week. These are the players ranked 5th through first, the projected best of the best for the 2026 Utah State football season. These rankings were based on ballots from staff at Cache Valley Daily, 106.9 The FAN, and KVNU, the home of KVNU Aggie Game Day. Top 25 Aggies of 2026 — No. 10-6 Top 25 Aggies of 2026 — No. 15-11 Top 25 Aggies of 2026 — No. 20-16 Top 25 Aggies of 2026 — No. 25-21 5. Tyree Morris (DT) Tyree Morris transferred to Utah State last offseason from Lafayette and became the full-time starter on the interior defensive line. He started all 13 games he appeared in, playing 661 total snaps. Morris recorded 48 total tackles, including 5.5 tackles for loss and four sacks. Morris’ size and versatility on the defensive line allow the Aggies to use him in multiple ways, including lining up across from guards and tackles, forcing offenses to react to varied attacks and blitzes that defensive coordinator Nick Howell dials up for the unit. 4. Brevin Hamblin (S) Brevin Hamblin is entering his second
The Green Canyon Wolves vs Tooele Buffaloes girls volleyball broadcast is scheduled to begin at 6:20 p.m. Tuesday’s broadcast is brought to you with LIVE commentary from Stockton Jewkes and Taylor Davis on 100.9 Lite FM and streamed online here. For galleries or videos of previous Green Canyon games, click here. Source link
