The only schools remaining in the conference are Cal, Stanford, Oregon State and Washington State following numerous exits.
The Buffaloes' bolting hastened decisions across the conference, leading to a Friday flurry of five schools defecting within hours of each other: Oregon and Washington to the Big Ten, Arizona, Arizona State and Utah to the Big 12.
A long-awaited media rights deal recently presented by Pac-12 Commissioner George Kliavkoff apparently wasn't enough to sway the conference's at-the-time nine remaining members. Hours after Pac-12 leaders discussed the deal on Friday, five schools were headed out the door. Led by its Olympic sports programs, the Pac-12 has won 553 national championships, more than 200 more than the next closest conference.
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