Report: The Big East Files Lawsuit Vs. TCU For $5 Million
The Big East is suing TCU to get its $5 million in damages for the school's decision to join the Big 12 instead of the Big East.
The Big East is suing TCU to get its $5 million in damages for the school's decision to join the Big 12 instead of the Big East.
Like seemingly everyone else, Pittsburgh filed suit against the Big East today seeking to guarantee its exit in 2013 and to get damages for lost ticket sales.
Here's the full text of the Big East statement confirming the resignation of commissioner John Marinatto.
Big East commissioner John Marinatto, with a new television deal needing to be negotiated and a new postseason format to be settled upon, has resigned.
Pittsburgh athletic director Steve Pederson was firm in his rejection of the idea that the Panthers will pay more than the $5 million Big East exit fee.
The Big East and West Virginia have settled their competing lawsuits and West Virginia's membership has been terminated, clearing its path for the Big 12 in 2012.
The case between the Big East and West Virginia in Rhode Island has been continued to an unspecified date. Various reports say that the sides are working out a buyout amount for West Virginia to pay.
Florida State released a statement on Feb. 4 about West Virginia's intention to cancel this season's football game.
CBS' Brett McMurphy reports that if the Big 12 expands again, Louisville will be the first choice and that it is still aggressively pursuing that invitation.
After insisting for weeks that it would release its football schedule by February 1, Dennis Dodd of CBS reports that it will be delayed. Did Chuck Neinas blink?
Big 12 interim Commissioner Chuck Neinas recently had some hilariously hypocritical things to say about West Virginia and Missouri.
The Big 12 expansion committee will meet today to discuss further expansion and two targets are clearly in mind: Louisville and BYU.
It appears that West Virginia and the Big East will have to settle their lawsuits according to a set of attorneys that reviewed the cases.
Rhode Island Superior Court judge Michael Silverstein has ordered the Big East and West Virginia University into non-binding mediation over the two sides' dueling lawsuits.
Rhode Island Judge Michael Silverstein denied West Virginia's motion to dismiss the Big East's lawsuit against the university.
The Big East does not plan on accepting any buyouts from Pittsburgh, Syracuse or West Virginia to leave the conference before the 27-month exit period expires.
On Dec. 21, both the Big East conference and West Virginia University provided supplements to their arguments as requested by Rhode Island Superior Court judge Michael Silverstein.
West Virginia filed a motion on Nov. 29 in Providence County Superior Court to dismiss the Big East's complaint against the school.
Are Louisville coaches telling football recruits that the Cardinals are headed for the Big 12?
Big East files countersuit against West Virginia.
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