Anyone know what George Wrightster was talking about?

whats the conclusion here? the ASU news was pretty big. or is there another shoe about to drop?

@BigBallss "Allegedly" not the story, but rather tip of iceberg. Supposed to come out Thursday w/ more details.

@LA Duck talk about stirring up the pot lol.

Nice job LAD

@mandb The Only "legacy" coaches right now are Cristobal and Whittingham. the power houses that could "change the balance of power" are SC, UT, Or, and UW. It could be Jay Tora situation, but Helton doesn't have a "legacy" per se. Sc does have a legacy?

@mandb You have to admit you don't see too many coaches with the potential of a Chris Petersen resign at age 55, and walk away from coaching with little expectation of returning. That is a bit odd, unusual, and dare I say.....mysterious?

@LA Duck the UW Crypto is interesting the vast majority of Crypto coin mining in the United States happens in rural Washington. Cheap power, and cheap land to build the giant warehouses to store servers. Also the relatively cold climate cuts down some of the energy bills needed.

@Conquest2000 I haven't heard anything on the crypto end, and it doesn't seem to be gathering steam or going down that path from what little I've seen. The more I think about it, smells like conference as a whole news and not individual coaches or schools, i.e. recruiting violations. Larry Scott - or big school AD's - plus the conference as a whole seems to check off the legacy box and balance of power shift out west. tejas and maybe A&M or TT coming out west and/ or SC and somebody else bailing. I lean towards a super conference. Don't see SC's admin having the stomach to do anything drastic right now. And the school's focus and success on other minor sports fits the PAC profile quite nicely.

If it was crypto that timeline is after the PC era and Helton has no legacy to worry about. If crypto etc that leans away from SC imho.

Sark back in the pac, anybody?

If it's cryptocurrency related, that pretty much rules out Chip at Oregon since that all didn't start until he became HC in 2009, and didn't really become big until about 2012 or 2013, after he had left for the NFL. Could be Mark Helfrich, no real legacy, but he has done something no other Pac-12 coach has done before--won a playoff game and made it to the championship game. That's gotta be worth some kind of legacy....at least currently, if not for long? lol

Likely not Shaw, theoretically could be Petersen, but he seems so squeaky clean....

One of our Oregon sources says it's more pac-12 related rather than specific school related....so who knows?

Doubt it's Chip or UCLA based on the term "balance of power." 5 straight losing seasons takes us out of that conversation.