Deborah Stroman joins 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell to discuss the latest developments around conference realignment in college sports. With the departures of Oregon, Washington, Arizona, and more on the horizon, the Pac-12 seems to be on life support as the Big Ten and Big 12 absorb those schools. What does it mean for Olympic sports, the power of broadcast rights, and regionalism adding to rivalries?

 

Dr. Deborah Stroman — who is a UNC faculty member, sports businesswoman and former basketball player — chats with 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell each week about the world of sports. Click here to listen to their past conversations on the latest sports headlines and cultural impact.

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