Blake
09-07-2011, 05:16 PM
The departure of Texas A&M from the Big 12 hit another bump Wednesday afternoon when six schools retained their legal rights to pursue litigation against the SEC for interference, according to the Waco Tribune-Herald.
The schools were Iowa State, Baylor, Kansas, Kansas State, Texas Tech and Missouri, the Tribune-Herald reported. However, according to RedRaiderSports.com, Texas Tech is not among the group. None has given Texas A&M its blessing.
“There has been no waiver of any legal rights,” Iowa State spokesman John McCarroll, told The Des Moines Register.
“At least half, if not the majority are going to reserve their rights to litigation,” a source told CBSSports.com. “Unless you’ve got great options that would not be a wise document to sign.”
It appears the institutions have less interest in suing the SEC than it does in maintaining the Big 12. If Oklahoma, which is considering bolting for the Pac-12, commits to the Big 12, the schools are expected to sign the waiver that would give Texas A&M the freedom to join the SEC. The SEC presidents have agreed to accept the Aggies as long as there are no pending legal issues.
Read more: http://aol.sportingnews.com/ncaa-football/story/2011-09-07/iowa-state-retains-legal-rights-to-sue-sec-big-12-baylor#ixzz1XJ7b9lGN
So the 5, 6 schools are going to dangle this thing in front of OU, basically trying to blackmail them into sticking around.
lmao just when I think it cant get any better, it just keeps delivering more goods, literally by the minute.
:tu
The schools were Iowa State, Baylor, Kansas, Kansas State, Texas Tech and Missouri, the Tribune-Herald reported. However, according to RedRaiderSports.com, Texas Tech is not among the group. None has given Texas A&M its blessing.
“There has been no waiver of any legal rights,” Iowa State spokesman John McCarroll, told The Des Moines Register.
“At least half, if not the majority are going to reserve their rights to litigation,” a source told CBSSports.com. “Unless you’ve got great options that would not be a wise document to sign.”
It appears the institutions have less interest in suing the SEC than it does in maintaining the Big 12. If Oklahoma, which is considering bolting for the Pac-12, commits to the Big 12, the schools are expected to sign the waiver that would give Texas A&M the freedom to join the SEC. The SEC presidents have agreed to accept the Aggies as long as there are no pending legal issues.
Read more: http://aol.sportingnews.com/ncaa-football/story/2011-09-07/iowa-state-retains-legal-rights-to-sue-sec-big-12-baylor#ixzz1XJ7b9lGN
So the 5, 6 schools are going to dangle this thing in front of OU, basically trying to blackmail them into sticking around.
lmao just when I think it cant get any better, it just keeps delivering more goods, literally by the minute.
:tu