The start of the college football season is always an exciting time for fans, and this past weekend did not disappoint with its mix of upsets, blowouts and miraculous plays.

The start of the college football season is always an exciting time for fans, and this past weekend did not disappoint with its mix of upsets, blowouts and miraculous plays.

College football has a rich history of unexpected outcomes and thrilling moments that keep fans eagerly following their favorite teams. One significant development in college football is the ongoing reshuffling of conferences.

The Pac-12, known for its highly competitive matchups over the years, is set to undergo some substantial changes. Big-name teams like Oregon, USC and Washington have all had their moments of dominance in the conference, but will be departing from the Pac-12 after this fall.

Last year, USC and UCLA made the surprising decision to leave the Pac-12 and join the Big Ten, signaling a major shift in the landscape of college football. This move will undoubtedly have a significant impact on both the Pac-12 and the Big Ten, as it adds two big name programs.

Following the footsteps of USC and UCLA, the Washington Huskies and Oregon Ducks also announced their intention to leave the Pac-12. These decisions could potentially reshape the dynamics of college football, especially considering the strong football traditions these schools bring with them.

Meanwhile, the University of Arizona, Arizona State, Utah Utes and Colorado are planning to join the Big 12, which is another significant move. This will not only affect the Pac-12 but also the Big 12, which will welcome these new members into its conference.

With these changes, the Pac-12 conference will see a significant reduction in its membership, leaving only Oregon State and Washington State behind.

The future for these two remaining teams is uncertain, but they may explore options like creating their own schedules or seeking to join a different conference.

Overall, college football is undergoing a period of transformation for many teams and conferences. These changes put a wrinkle in recruitment for student athletes transitioning from high school to the next level based on where teams play, and it keeps fans on the edge of their seats as they anticipate the impact on their favorite programs.

THE TURBO RANGER: Joshua Christopher