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The P12 GOR

PorkerPoke

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Chris Murray obtained a redacted copy of the pee12 GOR.

Two items in particular to note:

1 - “The schools agreed to take responsibility for all debts, obligations and legal fees as a result of departing its previous conference (the MW schools owe a roughly $18 million exit fee); a subhead under this section is redacted and seems to indicate the Pac-12 will cover a portion of these fees”

2 - “A school can withdraw without penalty to join a Power 4 school upon the expiration of the grant of media rights, but if it joins a non-Power 4 conference upon that expiration, it would owe the Pac-12 three times the average conference distribution with more than a year's notice and six times that fee with less than a year's notice”

I interpret this as the traitors should be paying a significant if not the entirety of their exit fees and with the use of the clause with 3-6 times the conference distribution penalties the MWC could argue they copied the MWC legal process for leaving the conference so they DO know what they are doing.

They are doing what they can to protect the pee12 brand long term including a pay 2 times a conference distribution if leaving for a P4 conference which would be a nominal penalty.
 
Chris Murray obtained a redacted copy of the pee12 GOR.

Two items in particular to note:

1 - “The schools agreed to take responsibility for all debts, obligations and legal fees as a result of departing its previous conference (the MW schools owe a roughly $18 million exit fee); a subhead under this section is redacted and seems to indicate the Pac-12 will cover a portion of these fees”

2 - “A school can withdraw without penalty to join a Power 4 school upon the expiration of the grant of media rights, but if it joins a non-Power 4 conference upon that expiration, it would owe the Pac-12 three times the average conference distribution with more than a year's notice and six times that fee with less than a year's notice”

I interpret this as the traitors should be paying a significant if not the entirety of their exit fees and with the use of the clause with 3-6 times the conference distribution penalties the MWC could argue they copied the MWC legal process for leaving the conference so they DO know what they are doing.

They are doing what they can to protect the pee12 brand long term including a pay 2 times a conference distribution if leaving for a P4 conference which would be a nominal penalty.


Well wait……..isn’t the pee creating undue hardship on these poor schools choosing to sign this contract………….under duress.
 
Good get ragtime. Chris Murray is on this and a good resource. You won’t see anything investigative from a Wyoming source.

I really hope the MWC doesn’t fold on this mediation. The fees are what will keep the door open for MWC teams to be competitive and that’s why the pee12 wants to destroy them. They also know if they can destroy the best of the AAC it will leave them in the strongest position to argue for inclusion as a power group. The irony is that outside of Boise none of the pee12 has demonstrated a national power presence for years if ever and Memphis isn’t there yet.

When canzano asked the pee12 commissioner about mediation she really did get what looked to me like an uncomfortable feeling. Maybe having to respond to the question made her squirm and my hope is it will unravel some of the boisterous chest pounding about how great the pee12 is becoming. They are in a position of trying to convince everyone interested in paying the big bucks to join them on the premise the pee12 will be an instant reward and pathway to the power level. And for whatever things stated about Texas State being the next superpower it does zero for media value.

I hope of the traitors that csu and usu in particular are the bottom feeders with no way out and huge costs to try and compete.
 

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