The college football world was rocked with the announcement that UCLA and USC will be joining the Big Ten in 2024. Twitter had a field day with the breaking news. Here are some Tweets as people try to grasp what’s next for college football.
— Pac-12 Conference (@pac12) July 1, 2022
UW and Oregon right now pic.twitter.com/98xUCx7TqQ
— Jordan Reffett (@JordanReffett) July 1, 2022
New column: UW faces stark decision in USC-UCLA fallout — leave Pac-12 or be content in declining conference | The Seattle Times https://t.co/1hVyn0pU6i
— Larry Stone (@StoneLarry) June 30, 2022
USC plans to continue its annual tradition of playing Notre Dame. The storied football rivalry began in 1926 and will continue with USC in the Big Ten. A lot will obviously change with USC leaving the Pac-12 but the Trojans will still play UCLA and Notre Dame every season.
— Arash Markazi (@ArashMarkazi) July 1, 2022
I expect UW to be aggressive, one way or the other. Not sure what that will mean, but they’re confident in the value of their media market/brand. https://t.co/fzrx20sRX5
— Mike Vorel (@mikevorel) June 30, 2022
Washington and Oregon right now pic.twitter.com/vyMrzc53fk
— Kyle waltos (@Kylewaltos24) June 30, 2022
I can't imagine what today feels like for USC folks. In seven months, they've gone from Clay Helton + Pac-12 to Lincoln Riley + Big Ten.
After Oklahoma and Texas went to the SEC, USC suddenly had all the leverage. School administration deserves props for not squandering it.
— Brady McCollough (@BradyMcCollough) June 30, 2022
Recruiting implications for not being in the same conference as USC/UCLA… you do not want to see that. I promise you. #UWtoBIG10
— Acropolis Jr. 🏛 (@AcropolisJr) July 1, 2022
We’ve been headed toward super conferences but I never thought we’d have USC, Ohio State and Michigan in the same conference. This is all about money, that’s no secret. But will this make college football better? If CFB abandons its regional roots entirely, it’s gonna suck.
— Brandon Walker (@BFW) June 30, 2022
When USC and UCLA see an opponent bring in a fullback. pic.twitter.com/pmPMKInok6
— Ben Stevens (@BenScottStevens) June 30, 2022
