The Regents have the power to block the Bruins’ departure, planned for 2024.
The next step in UCLA’s planned move into the Big Ten is officially on the calendar.
The University of California’s Board of Regents will discuss the situation in a closed session on Sept. 22 at 10 a.m., according to the agenda item postedThe school’s announced departure from the Pac-12 has been met with resistance from the regents and Gov. Gavin Newsom, whoMore recently, the regents discussed UCLA’s plans in an open session.
The Bruins are expected to receive about $75 million annually in media revenue in the Big Ten, while Pac-12 schools could be left with just $35 million annually without the Los Angeles market. — The regents could overturn UCLA’s move unless accommodations are made for Cal to join the Big Ten, as well.The University of California Office of the President did not immediately respond to a Hotline request to provide details of the agenda item.The conference could lose millions of dollars in revenue annually without UCLA as a member — USC is also leaving — because of the value created by having a campus in the massive Los Angeles media market.
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