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| Date | Opponent | Time | TV |
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Pac-12 Conference Welcomes Texas State University
LETS GOOOOO, it’s official! Texas State University will be joining the Pac-12 Conference, marking a historic step forward for the program and the community. Here’s what the Pac-12 had to say in their announcement:
“The Pac-12 Conference and Texas State University today announced the Bobcats will join the league for its next era as a foundational member of the new Pac-12, beginning with the 2026-27 season.”
— Official release, Pac-12 Conference Read the full announcement on Pac-12.com
Official: Texas State Joins the Pac-12 Conference
As many of you know, our move to the Pac-12 is now official from the university’s side. Read TXST’s take on this historic step:
“Texas State University has officially accepted an invitation to join the Pac-12 Conference, a transformative milestone in the university’s athletic and academic journey.”
— Texas State University Newsroom Read the full news release on TXST.edu
Pac-12’s New Media Rights Deals: CW & CBS
The Pac-12 has locked in major broadcast partners for its relaunch in 2026. Here’s the breakdown:
1. Extended CW Partnership (2026–2031)
“The Pac-12 Conference has signed a multiyear broadcast deal with The CW network, effective through the 2030-31 season…13 regular-season football games, 35 men’s basketball games, 15 women’s basketball games, plus women’s tournament semis and finals.”
— AP / Reuters summary Read full coverage on AP News
2. CBS Rights Agreement (2026–2031)
“The Pac-12 has secured a new media-rights deal with CBS, effective from the 2026-27 season through 2031…CBS will broadcast at least four football and men’s basketball games annually on its main network, including both sports’ championship games…”
— AP News Read full article on AP News