The lawsuit says the schools want to protect the conference’s assets, get access to business information and confirm who can vote on conference decisions.
PULLMAN, Wash. — The two remaining teams in the Pac-12 conference are taking legal action against the conference itself and the commissioner, according to a newly filed lawsuit.
Washington State University (WSU) and Oregon State University (OSU) filed a lawsuit against the conference on Friday. The lawsuit states the schools want to protect the conference’s assets, gain access to business information about the conference and confirm who is allowed to vote on decisions within the conference.
Presidents of both WSU
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