The Pac-12 has a pair of rightsholders: ESPN and FOX Sports Media Group. Contracts with both entities start with the 2012-13 athletic year and end after the 2023-24 athletic year.
ESPN Rights Notes- At least two games on ABC, with one game required to air in primetime on the east coast
- Up to twenty games on ESPN Networks (ESPN, ESPN2 & ESPNU)
- Of the twenty games on ESPN Networks, up to four games on Thursday nights & up to four games on Friday night.
- Up to four of the twenty games can air on ESPNU
- Most ESPN/ESPN2 Saturday games will air at 10pm or 10:30pm ET
- A minimum of eight games on FOX
- A maximum of fourteen games on FS1
- At least four games on FOX will air in primetime.
Overall, the conference works with both ESPN and FOX to place at least four games on Thursdays and another four games on Fridays, including the day after Thanksgiving. FOX and ESPN will alternate airing the Pac-12 Championship Game. In even-numbered seasons, FOX will air the game. ESPN has the rights in odd-numbered years.
The conference has also created the Pac-12 Networks, a mix of six regional networks and a national network feed, to air all other games.
A school may not appear more than nine times combined in the ESPN and FOX packages. This is to allow the Pac-12 Networks to air at least one game from every school, assuming a school plays at least one home non-conference game.
Source: ESPN PressRoom, Facebook for FOX
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