Mountain West, PAC-12, to enter mediation via controversial war treasury of $ 145 million

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1. Mountain West, PAC-12 to enter mediation

The mountain vests and PAC-12 are per yahoo! The sport 'Ross Dellenger, over the $ 145 million that have the former conferences, states that they are due to the latter. This is the normal process that we have associated with schools that leave your conference. The conference, which loses the members, calls on the Salza owed balance. The departure school sue the legality of these fees; And the sides finally meet in the middle. We are now in the third step in the process. The PAC-12 contractually owes the MW a poaching of $ 55 million in accordance with the football planning contract signed in December 2023. In addition, the departure of the conference owed the departure of the conference three times as high as the average annual conference output as an exit fee or around $ 18 million per school, with the five schools of $ 90 million $ 90 million $ 90 million $ This is a combined one that is due to the MW that has agreed to spend this money on the seven remaining league members with a first payout of 61 million US dollars, followed by a potential payout of $ 18 million, a payout of 21 million US dollars and the final payment with what is still left (details about these payments here). Since it enters mediation, the MW will not receive every 145 million US dollars that it contractually owed. We will see what the last figure ends.

2. Nevada basketball offensive again

The basketball team of women in Nevada lost to Colorado State (61-45) against the 45-point mark for the third game in a row after it had scored at least 50 points this year. The wolf package achieved 18-of-54 fields (33.3 percent), including 3 out of 16 out of three. In the last three games, Nevada 8-of-49 is beyond the arch (16.3 percent). The state of Colorado had a minimal problem with a value of 46.2 percent of its shots, including 6 out of 18 out of three. The wolf package was without Izzy Sullivan (foot) and Olivia Poulivaati (knee) and had to dive deep into the bank in the last games. Nevada fell to 11: 19 and in the mountain vest (ninth of 11 teams) to 6: 11. The Wolf Pack closes the regular season on Saturday in Last Place state (3-25, 2-14) before going to the MW tournament that begins on March 9 in Las Vegas. Apart from the national title, the Nevada women have lost their second season 20 in the past three years.

3. Wolf Pack starts MW Athletics Championships

Nevada begins until Saturday at the athletics championships of the Mountain West Indoor. The Wolf Pack spent most of the indoor season at home with the opening of the Reno-Hoe Indoor Track, where the MW championships will be held next year. This year's event is again organized by New Mexico. With 41 points, the wolf package was seventh of 11 teams in the MW championships last year. In the previous year it was fifth with 59 points. Nevada's best placement at the MW Indoor Championships since entering the conference was third in her first year in the league in 2013. This is the only top four indoor indoor MW wolf package. There are 17 events at this year's championships.

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