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RE: Boise State Lawsuit against the MWC
(01-22-2020 03:19 PM)f1do Wrote:  The immediate problem seems to be not only the bonus payment--but that Boise State was not provided the details regarding the sale of the rights to their home and away games as the re-entry agreement outlined. The MWC negotiated and agreed on the new TV deal without provided Boise State those details. So could they legally call into question the validity of the new TV deal--saying that the MWC didn't get consent of all parties as required before signing the deal? Using that as leverage to get what they feel they were promised in their re-entry contract...

I agree that's the immediate rub. Boise seems* to be saying that for a new TV contract to be valid Boise must consent to it in terms of stuff like who the network partner is and the money involved, and they did not vote to consent.

*Again, I am not a lawyer and may be misunderstanding Boise's claims in the lawsuit.
01-22-2020 03:29 PM
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