I feel as if for as much as a 12 on 12 (Big 12/Pac 12) Challenge is trying to surge the Internet, but, instead, if the Western United States is giving us so much problems, I feel there has to be a serious degree of Problem Solving.
On the Pac 12 End, I feel the negotiables would be Utah, BYU (For Air Force, which is the Mountain 8 for Mountain 8), which would worsen the BYU-Air Force Rivalry Later, Colorado, Arizona, and Arizona State getting offloaded to the Mountain West.
And, the loop would be San Jose State, San Diego State, Fresno State and Hawaii. Other than the fact San Jose State, San Diego State and Fresno State have NOT been 1980s and Prior League Nemesises, but, I don't want to upset the Middle California Rivalries due to inaction the same as their Texas Counterparts.
Pac 12 Pacific- Washington, Washington St., Oregon, Oregon State, Hawaii, and Cal
I feel this is hypocritical to why'd we'd have this apple cart, but, Cal-Stanford would be the 1 in the 5-1-2 and I think if this was Boise State instead, it would have made the Pac 12 Pacific Functional.
Pac 12 California-Stanford, San Jose State, Fresno State, San Diego State, USC, and UCLA
This would help eliminate the need to grandulate the Conference Mr. Scott would have now. It would be closer to saving the Peach Bowl and more controversial, too.
Mountain West revision
I know it would be irrestible to attempt to move the Blue Elvises to the Bigger League, but,I feel what is apt is both the Mountain and West Divisions would stick
West Division-Boise State, UNR, UNLV, Utah, BYU, Utah State
BYU-Utah will be staggered as the last Regular Season Slate Out West, no matter what, to preserve the integrity of the Holy War
Mountain Division-Arizona,Arizona State, New Mexico,Colorado, Colorado State, Wyoming
I think what'd be crucial for a final weekend is going South North in the Mountain End of the Mountain West and I know Arizona and Arizona State fans would not like being needlessly dislocated, which is the real controversy, but, all options need to be on table as the Commander in Chiefs stay Independent.
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