Pac-12 realignment talks: UNLV reconsiders decision amid chaotic day, per report

Realignment talks between the Pac-12 and Mountain West may as well be a high school recruitment at this point. Early Monday evening, the MWC was reportedly going to have UNLV stay with the conference and be one of the flagship programs alongside Air Force.

However, Utah State has since accepted an offer from the Pac-12 and should shortly be announcing their move. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, this has made UNLV rethink its commitment to the Mountain West. Thamel states the Rebels are “continuing to explore options.”

“Sources: In the wake of Utah State’s commitment to the Pac-12, UNLV’s commitment to the Mountain West has not been formalized. The school sent in an MOU to the Mountain West, but that was predicated on all eight schools committing. The school is continuing to explore options.”

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