Posted on September 3, 2024
By Shehan Jeyarajah, CBS Sports: The Mountain West has opted not to extend its scheduling partnership with Oregon State and Washington State for the 2025 season. The decision creates uncertainty for the remaining Pac-12 schools as both sit without a long-term conference home.
The “Pac-2” agreed to a 7+1 scheduling contract that allowed MWC schools to play seven conference games and one of the two Pac-12 schools for the 2024 season.
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