We have yet to see the first 12-team verion of the College Football Playoff and already the SEC and Big Ten seem to be rushing to the future.

I have long believed that SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey not only fancied himself as the future commissioner of college football, but he would make it happen.

It's summer and that means following the conference spring business meetings that realignment is on the lips of media and college administrators, but which ones said it first.

The plan for multimedia rights, basically television for the Big Ten is starting to leak out in massive amounts. What does ESPN out and CBS and NBC in on the Big Ten mean for the Pokes and Big 12?

I have to admit some of my best stuff recently (as far as writing) is inspired by the opinions of all of you. I bounce from fired up, to mad, to agreement, to frustration, to pride. I share some of the opinions. I do have trust, maybe some blind, in new Big 12 leader Brett Yormark.

There is no time to pause. After the Big Ten pounced last week on securing the Los Angeles market and erasing lines on the map, Yormark isn't waiting he's in full evaluation and possible action.

The numbers don't lie. If we are really trying to decide who is in and who isn't the numbers in two categories tell the truth.

Oklahoma State's athletics director Chad Weiberg spoke on Tulsa radio on Thursday after the "earthquake" in California that saw LA college football shift out of the Pac-12 east to the Big Ten.

Not often in college football recently has the Big 12 Conference been labeled as leading the way, but today they did and Mike Gundy got his wish of evening up Portal losses

I was working out in the gym and was reading a story on the future of college athletics by ESPN's Pete Thamel. I have a history with Thamel. Let's say we aren't buddies, but his story I agree with.

The Big Ten, Pac-12, and Big 12 are coming up on multimedia rights negotiations and Navigate, an analytics group has projected the conference payouts the rest of this decade. It's not good.

There is no way to know how fast this round of college football realignment will move or how permanent it will be time. The news and rumors get lots of attention and can cause lot of anguish because this is all pretty darn important.

If there is a three conference alliance then what might that mean for Oklahoma State? That is the most important question.

In the world of conference realignment nearly everything is possible, and The Athletic is reporting a possible three-way gang up by the ACC, Big Ten, and Pac-12

Monday night in Oklahoma City, a Night with OSU in OKC started with the talk of conference realignment. No earth breaking news on which conference Oklahoma State will call home, but that it is a game that may last and needs Cowboys fans' attention.

Oklahoma State's new President is on the road this weekend meeting with several University donors. Her trip comes after a couple of weeks of intense discussion, strategy, and reaching out.

The contest is on! Who will get the remaining seats at the Power Five table? Where with the other eight, primarily Oklahoma State end up. Sports TV expert and consultant Patrick Crakes has some thoughts.

It's hard to fathom but even while Oklahoma and Texas continue the paperwork on their departure to the SEC, President Shrum and the other eight Big 12 CEOs look for options to weigh, there are still football players preparing for the 2021 season