Hey, what's going on?

This is the Saturday on South Podcast.

I am Conor McGurrah.

Will is still in Europe, but it's a ton to get to you today, including the huge news

that we got over the weekend, Bobby Petrino is calling plays a day in M. Big, big news.

I'm sure everybody was talking about non-stop, just kidding.

Not going to do a full reaction to that.

You guys are probably a little sick of me here.

Here, let me talk about that.

It might be a little sick of the actual big news over the weekend that the Pac-12 is dead.

It's not the only thing that we're going to talk about today because we do have a great

interview coming up with Jeff Collins and because of some of the realignment fatigue.

It'll be fun to just do instead of bold and brash or figuring out, just do one thing I'm

excited about, responses from our listeners, actual football talk, things that we can really

get fired up for instead of realignment talk, but we do have to talk about this because

college football just changed and I'm not sure anybody's actually happy about it.

By now, if you're listening to this, you know the Pac-12 is dead.

Oregon State, Cal, Stanford, Washington State are the last four people left on the Titanic,

which crashed into a massive iceberg at the end of last week.

Someone say it crashed when former Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott decided that he didn't

want to create a bidding war for the Pac-12 network rights and if you saw the clip that

Trey Wallace tweeted out, you saw Larry Scott saying back in 2018 that the Pac-12 was going

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