It’s going to happen whether people like it or not. USC and UCLA are moving to the Big Ten in 2024. It may not be a popular move amongst supporters of either school. That’s the case, at least according to Pac-12 commissioner George Kliavkoff, but really … what is he supposed to say?
Kliavkoff is obviously biased toward his conference. Losing USC and UCLA is absolutely devastating to the cause of the Pac-12 and it’s probably the realignment move that’s going to ultimately spell the end for the conference.
So of course, when talking to supporters of both USC and UCLA, Kliavkoff has found answers that seem to support the idea that leaving the Pac-12 is not a favorable move for either school.
That’s what Kliavkoff told the media at Pac-12 basketball media days this Wednesday. He certainly hasn’t talked to everyone, but the people he has talked to — a hundred or so — aren’t fans of USC and UCLA moving to the Big Ten.
