College football realignment has taken over the summer, with eight Pac-12 teams committed to leaving the conference. That can only be the start of realignment out west, since the four remaining teams in the Pac-12 still have to decide upon their futures.
Fans and analysts have openly expressed their displeasure with all the change, but it seems like it’s not going anywhere. Nebraska AD Trev Alberts explained that the most impactful parts of realignment haven’t even happened yet.
“I don’t believe it’s done. It’s never been done,” Alberts said, via the Lincoln Journal Star’s Amie Just. “It’s more likely than not that there will be continued periods of angst. I believe that the next go-around — that’s my basic conclusion — will be far more disruptive than anything we’re currently engaged in. We need to prepare ourselves mentally for that.”
