The Five Million Dollar WAC Exit Penalty Is No Longer In Place
The WAC is really in trouble now because once Fesno State and Nevada left to join the Mountain West that five million dollar exit fee the league agreed upon last week is no longer in place:
When Fresno State and Nevada jumped to the Mountain West Conference, the 5 million dollar agreement between the WAC schools all went null and void.
Knowing that, Benson was asked what's stopping his other schools from leaving in the very near future.
"Nothing", was the response. And how right he's turning out to be.
The WAC maybe over as we know it since Hawai'i is considering independence, Utah State is trying to get into the Mountain West, and Louisiana Tech has always wanted a better travel schedule. Unless something major is done the WAC may not be around come the fall of 2012.
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Fresno State And Nevada Will Stay In The WAC Through 2012
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Oct 27 WAC Reaches Agreement To Keep Nevada, Fresno State In League Through 2012
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Aug 22 The Five Million Dollar WAC Exit Penalty Is No Longer In Place
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Aug 20 1 comments Report: Utah State Negotiating Move From WAC To MWC
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Aug 20 Report: Hawaii "Fleshing Out The Possibility" Of Leaving WAC, Going Independent
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Aug 20 WAC'd: Are We Witnessing The Demise Of The Western Athletic Conference?
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