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The Pac-12 is roaring back with full force, bringing both men’s and women’s basketball tournaments to Las Vegas in 2027 and 2028 — all at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. With nine teams, including new additions Gonzaga and San Diego State, the conference is revving up for a high-stakes, streamlined March Madness-style event. The tournaments run five days, women’s games kick off early each day, followed by men’s, with top seeds getting double byes and championship weekend on March 13th. Broadcasts include USA Network for men’s games (with CBS and Paramount+ for the title), and The CW for women’s semifinals and finals. Fans, start planning your Vegas trips — this is the Pac-12’s bold, brand-new era.

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The Pac-12 is officially back—and bigger than ever! After a turbulent four-year collapse that saw USC, UCLA, Oregon, Washington, and others bolt for other conferences, the Pac-12 has pulled off a stunning comeback. Under new commissioner Teresa Gould, they’ve welcomed seven full-time members—including Boise State, Colorado State, Gonzaga, and Utah State—set to debut in the 2026-27 season. This expansion not only preserves their FBS status and NCAA tournament bids but also adds affiliate schools for Olympic sports. It’s a bold, fresh start for one of college sports’ most storied conferences.

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Oregon State basketball just leveled up its coaching staff with the hiring of Alex Peavler, a proven player-development guru with championship pedigree. Peavler’s journey—from Wellington High to Florida Gulf Coast, then through roles with Memphis, Indiana State, and Saint Louis—has been defined by turning raw talent into All-Conference stars. At Saint Louis, he helped craft eight All-Conference players, including the Atlantic 10 Player of the Year. Now, under new head coach Justin Joyner, Peavler brings that same developmental magic to Corvallis, signaling Oregon State’s serious push to build a winning culture from the ground up.

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