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RE: SCOTUS decision on state immunity: Implications for realignment?
(05-15-2019 10:26 AM)Wedge Wrote:  
(05-15-2019 09:08 AM)ken d Wrote:  Conferences will simply require state run schools to waive whatever sovereign immunity is determined to exist as a condition of membership in the conference. I suspect most conference bylaws already have such a provision.

They don't. I checked the SEC and Big 12 bylaws online yesterday and neither has any such provision.

Do their bylaws not specify where disputes between the conference and members will be settled? Usually it is in the state where the conference headquarters is located.
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