Jon Wilner is a syndicated journalist whose work appears in various publications including The Spokesman-Review, The Seattle Times, Arizona Daily Star, The Mercury News, and more. With a focus on local sports, particularly in California and the San Jose area, Jon provides analysis and coverage of college sports, recruiting, and basketball.
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By: Jon Wilner
The Mountain West claimed the Pac-12 failed to allege harm done by the scheduling agreement between the conferences.
By: Jon Wilner
In a court filing, the MW claimed the Pac-12 failed to show harm was done
By: Jon Wilner
Two months after the Pac-12 took the Mountain West to court over the legality of the so-called poaching penalty in the scheduling agreement between the conferences, the defendant fired back.
By: Jon Wilner
The landing spots for the Pac-12’s legacy schools depend partly on whether ASU or Colorado wins the Big 12 title and advances to the CFP.
By: Jon Wilner
The landing spots for the Pac-12's legacy schools depend partly on whether ASU or Colorado wins the Big 12 title and advances to the CFP.
By: Jon Wilner
The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is starving for football. It would take some creative logistics, but the conferences should take the plunge.
By: Jon Wilner
The longest college football season in history will span 149 days from the season openers Aug. 24 to the national championship game Jan. 20. Yet with all that ground covered, there is a gaping hole in ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Jon Wilner
The longest college football season in history will span 149 days from the season openers Aug. 24 to the national championship game Jan. 20.
By: Jon Wilner
The Big 12's top-ranked team, No. 16 Arizona State, was five spots behind Boise State in the rankings released Tuesday.
By: Jon Wilner
Whittingham has been candid about the need for major changes to his program. Will his retirement be one of them?
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