'Some schools want to pursue football and basketball at the highest level. Other schools think that approach is destructive.”
Jon Wilner The San Jose Mercury News As it wades across the most turbulent era in the history of college athletics, the Pac-12 is drifting ever closer to an existential crisis.
"Some schools want to pursue football and basketball at the highest level," a source said. “Other schools think that approach is destructive.” For example, the"Horns With a Heart" program reportedly will pay each Texas offensive lineman $50,000 to support charitable causes. The founders are UT alumni and supporters.
Within the Pac-12, USC quarterback Caleb Williams has the highest-profile NIL deal; he signed with Beats By Dre for an undisclosed amount.
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