The new PAC-2

[HuskerGarrett]

As of now, Oregon State and Washington State are planning to operate as members of the Pac-12 — or "Pac-2" — in 2024.

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2Pac

 

[nscottie]

As of now, Oregon State and Washington State are planning to operate as members of the Pac-12 — or "Pac-2" — in 2024.

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2Pac

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Just play each other all season. Champ is one with most wins at end of season. Solid plan

 

[Lionsfan93]

Pretty good odds of making the conference championship...

 

[BugeaterInWa]

As of now, Oregon State and Washington State are planning to operate as members of the Pac-12 — or "Pac-2" — in 2024.

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2Pac

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At least until they resolve the issue of the other former members wanting to weaze funds they dont deserve.

GBR

 

[The Other Dave]

Didn’t they sign a scheduling deal with the Mountain West? That’s where they belong

 

[2010sarenevercomingback]

As of now, Oregon State and Washington State are planning to operate as members of the Pac-12 — or "Pac-2" — in 2024.

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And we're in the notorious B1G!

 

[1HuskerDad]

As of now, Oregon State and Washington State are planning to operate as members of the Pac-12 — or "Pac-2" — in 2024.

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I’ll be the commissioner for a 1/6 of the salary that the old commissioner made for the PAC 12!

 

[BradWesley]

I’ll be the commissioner for a 1/6 of the salary that the old commissioner made for the PAC 12!

Sounds like a job for Bill Moos

 

[iruletheskool]

Didn’t they sign a scheduling deal with the Mountain West? That’s where they belong

Yes but why void the PAC money before contract is up

 

[LoudHogRider]

Yes but why void the PAC money before contract is up

Completely agree. “Oh, you’re going to kick us to the curb? Well, according to this contract … y’all need to stroke some checks on your way out the door.”

 

[turek420845]

As of now, Oregon State and Washington State are planning to operate as members of the Pac-12 — or "Pac-2" — in 2024.

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2Pac

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[God is a Husker]

Yes but why void the PAC money before contract is up

Completely agree. “Oh, you’re going to kick us to the curb? Well, according to this contract … y’all need to stroke some checks on your way out the door.”

I’d assume the inability to perform is a breach of contract and thus Oregon St and Washington St will not be getting very much money. (if any)

Ex: minimum number of conference games, sports, physical advertising requirements on campus, etc.


I’ve never done any work on a media contract before but I assume at its base it’s an advertising contract with lots of wiggle room for both parties regarding partial performance, “make goods”, rev share changes and indefinite specific times as long as it falls within a more general time frame. I’d also assume there is arbitration requirements prior to any actual law suits given the part of the country this concerns.



TL;DR = “the 2-PAC” will not be able to fulfill their end of the contract for things like minimum # of games and other general requirements. Failure to do so will reduce their possible damages and possibly eliminate them entirely. IMO best case scenario for these 2 schools is they get to keep any pre-paid deposits and any physical property given as part of the contracts. (ain’t nothing to sneeze at; probably valued at several million dollars total)



PS: I typed this while pooping so I won’t send you a Bill for my time.
😘

 

[iruletheskool]

I’d assume the inability to perform is a breach of contract and thus Oregon St and Washington St will not be getting very much money. (if any)

Ex: minimum number of conference games, sports, physical advertising requirements on campus, etc.


I’ve never done any work on a media contract before but I assume at its base it’s an advertising contract with lots of wiggle room for both parties regarding partial performance, “make goods”, rev share changes and indefinite specific times as long as it falls within a more general time frame. I’d also assume there is arbitration requirements prior to any actual law suits given the part of the country this concerns.



TL;DR = “the 2-PAC” will not be able to fulfill their end of the contract for things like minimum # of games and other general requirements. Failure to do so will reduce their possible damages and possibly eliminate them entirely. IMO best case scenario for these 2 schools is they get to keep any pre-paid deposits and any physical property given as part of the contracts. (ain’t nothing to sneeze at; probably valued at several million dollars total)



PS: I typed this while pooping so I won’t send you a Bill for my time.
😘

Fine, but was pretty sure thats the reason they didnt join some other conference. I dont know anything tho

 

[LoudHogRider]

PS: I typed this while pooping so I won’t send you a Bill for my time.

Pooping is a time for taking in the wisdom of Jack Handy's "Deep Thoughts" or scrollin', not for lawyering.

But yeah, there's usually clauses regarding a majority decision to terminate the contract. Or at least that kind of language has been discussed WRT the ACC GOR agreement.

Still, I hope Wazzu and the Beavers find a way to wring every last $$$ from the carcass of the PAC12 they can. Sadly, their programs didn't matter when it mattered most, despite both of them having pretty solid years in the last season of PAC12 conference play.

RIP, PAC12.

 

[God is a Husker]

Fine, but was pretty sure thats the reason they didnt join some other conference. I dont know anything tho

Pooping is a time for taking in the wisdom of Jack Handy's "Deep Thoughts" or scrollin', not for lawyering.

But yeah, there's usually clauses regarding a majority decision to terminate the contract. Or at least that kind of language has been discussed WRT the ACC GOR agreement.

Still, I hope Wazzu and the Beavers find a way to wring every last $$$ from the carcass of the PAC12 they can. Sadly, their programs didn't matter when it mattered most, despite both of them having pretty solid years in the last season of PAC12 conference play.

RIP, PAC12.

as I said in my TLDR part, it might only be a Million dollars or so per school but for those 2 Universities not joining another Conference right away in order to get some extra cash is a smart play since money is about to be tight compared to what it used to be

also not like either of those 2 schools is flush with cash to begin with, a million+ for them is like10+ million to Nebraska or other big name schools