Oregon State, Washington State get a win in Pac-12 sports court battle
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The stakes are high: More than $400 million in media rights revenue depends on the conference producing about 1,000 live events this year
A judge has granted a request by Oregon State and Washington State for a temporary restraining order to prevent departing Pac-12 schools from meeting until it can be determined who has the right to be on the disintegrating conference’s board of directors. The ruling came from a judge in Whitman County Superior Court in Washington state. Oregon State and Washington State want full control over decision making for the conference as the only schools committed beyond the current school year. The other 10 schools are leaving for other leagues next summer.
At stake: More than $400 million in media rights revenue.
The stakes are high: More than $400 million in media rights revenue depends on the conference producing about 1,000 live events this year