Things have been shaking up in the PAC-12 conference in college football. The once-acclaimed conference fell to near-dispersal due to conference realignments. From 12 to 2, 10 schools moved to different conferences, hoping for better media coverage and monetary deals. While the conference is slowly rebuilding itself, we’re curious to see how all this chaos is going to affect EA Sports College Football 26.
Once called the “Conference of Champions”, the PAC-12 consists of 7 teams as of now, with the conference currently trying to sign the Texas State Bobcats as their eighth. Even though this is good news for the PAC-12, it opens a huge can of worms for EA. With the game set to launch in just a couple of weeks and an entire conference going upside down, the developers have a lot of work to do. From legal issues to marketing dilemmas, we’ve got it all here.
