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Washington State interim (and interviewing) athletic director Anne McCoy recently said on John Canzano's radio show that every option is being considered for the future of the Pac-12. That might include an option that we are not presently aware of.

The Big 10 and SEC are already set to dominate College Football for the foreseeable future, could they form a super league one day? That would require them doing something that leagues have not done--yet.

Florida State is still working through its lawsuit against the ACC to leave the conference. Would an in-state replacement be a workable option? South Florida probably doesn't make perfect sense given all that has transpired.

When the ACC brought the idea of a lawsuit against FSU for attempting to leave the league, everyone but Clemson was in favor of it--or so we thought. North Carolina chose not to vote, so what does that say about their feelings towards the ACC right now?

Oregon State and Washington State, amongst others at the G5 level, should be keeping an eye on how they can snag an invite to the Big 12 or ACC one day. This season is the start of their respective campaigns to try and win an invitation in the years to come.

USC under Lincoln Riley have recruited decently since his arrival, but he has not his ceiling on the trail just yet. As they seek to maintain the commitment of 5-star QB JuJu Lewis, it's no coincidence that the Trojans' are ratcheting up the heat on the trail with a top 5 class right now.