The ACC is scheduled to have two exploratory calls in the next 24 hours to discuss Cal and Stanford potentially joining the conference, sources told Pete Thamel of ESPN.One of the calls is with ACC athletic directors, while the other will be with the league's presidents and chancellors, Thamel adds.Cal, Stanford, Oregon State, and Washington State are the only programs that remain in the Pac-12. There are "myriad options" being discussed among the schools on their next move, including a departure to the ACC, per Thamel.The ACC conference currently has 15 member schools across 10 states, including Duke, Miami, and Florida State, among others.Stanford has been in the Pac-12 since 1918, while Cal has been a member since 1915. Colorado, USC, UCLA, Washington, Oregon, Arizona, Arizona State, and Utah have already exited the Pac-12. The conference was founded in 1915.

If you thought USC in the B1G was bad, get ready for Atlantic Coast Cal.

  • @[email protected]English
    5•1 year ago

    Establishing themselves as a super conference is probably their only chance of surviving. But if the payout for FSU/Clemson goes down, they’ll want to leave even more

  • @son_named_bort
    5•1 year ago

    Might as well add Oregon State and Washington State if this goes through. Why should the Atlantic Coast Conference limit its Pacific flank to just the state of California?

  • kersploosh
    3•1 year ago

    Washington State and Oregon State still being treated like unwanted garbage.

  • @MrCyanEnglish
    2•1 year ago

    !nottheonion