Well, UCLA is officially heading to the Big Ten out of the Pact 12, and that is overall good news for the Big 12 conference.

It finally means things are settled down.

We're going to get into a normal place, a normal groove of the next wave of college football

realignment.

And for the Big 12, it hurts the Pact 12, which in a doggie-dog world, in a zero-sum game,

is good for this league and good for this conference.

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This move was made official today that the University of California regents confirm that yes,

UCLA is going to the Big Ten.

There was a slight chance, not a big chance, that the state may try to block this thing.

But ultimately, it was always a long shot.

And University of California Regents voted 11-5 on Wednesday to approve the move for UCLA.

Now, what's going to come out of this? UCLA is going to have to pay a tax to Cal in the range of

2 to 10 million, likely depending on the worth of the Pac-12's new TV deal once it hits the market.

Taxing in California, those two things go beautifully hand in hand,

don't they? I mean, leave it to the state of California. How are they going to punish you in

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