It appears that the Arizona State Sun Devils are on their way to the Big 12, although school president Michael Crow is making things unnecessarily difficult in the process. Mark and Colton discuss what it means for the Sun Devils to switch conferences.

Colorado is going to the Big 12, so what should ASU do next? Going to the Big 12 would provide security and end this media rights saga, but it feels like ASU president Michael Crow is going to stay with the Pac-12 until the bitter end.

Kenny Dillingham's recent comments about NIL and recruiting show that he is with the times and has a vision for Arizona State football. Pac-12 media day is this Friday and it's annoying that a media deal is not done yet, but the school presidents seem fine taking their time. Plus, Jalin Conyers gets snubbed from both Pac-12 all-conference teams.

Pac-12 win totals are out for the upcoming season, so how do Arizona State and the rest of the conference stack up?

ArizonaVarsity writer Ralph Amsden joins the show for a fun discussion about Arizona State Football. We talk about Kenny Dillingham's first moves, the starting quarterback competition, conference realignment, and general thoughts on the program.

ASU football added a handful of recruits this past week, including 2025 quarterback Butter Tollefson. Plus, Mark goes over why he wishes Boise State were going to the Pac-12, but also acknowledges why SMU makes sense for the league.

Based on recent comments by Arizona State athletic director Ray Anderson, it doesn't seem like the Sun Devils will be jumping ship to the Big 12.

Is there a chance ASU stays in the Pac-12 and Arizona goes to the Big 12? Plus, kickoff times have been announced for the first three ASU football games this season.

ASU baseball splits in the Pac-12 tournament and awaits a bid for the NCAA Baseball Tournament, capping a great season. Plus, there's smoke around Colorado jumping to the Big 12, but the source is an unnamed coach?

Arizona State football has added more transfers in May, including speedy Colorado wide receiver Jordyn Tyson. The Arizona Coyotes' Tempe arena bid was rejected by voters, so how does that affect ASU basketball? Plus, more news on the conference realignment front.