Texas State Moves to Block Release of the Pac-12 Membership Agreement

[CajunT]

https://x.com/hunterschuler/status/1945638510666363284


Texas State University has moved to block the release of documents and communications related to their recent membership in the Pac-12 conference. TXST attorneys have asked the Texas Attorney General's office to issue an interpretation of the state's public information act law (TPIA) that would allow the university to keep these records secret from the public.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DRP...w?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQO...w?usp=drivesdk

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DOn...88XWU0qPK/view

[CAJUNSby90]

They dont want anyone to know, they're getting a very low cut of the Media rights deal.

[Turbine]

They dont want anyone to know, they're getting a very low cut of the Media rights deal.

Or how proactive they were, a prerequisite for moves like this.

[CajunT]

Or how proactive they were, a prerequisite for moves like this.

Read the documents. Proactive probably mislead a number of people.

[Turbine]

If they get $3 mil annually they will pay off the cost of moving and slightly exceed the 2023 SBC deal.

[CajunT]

If they get $3 mil annually they will pay off the cost of moving and slightly exceed the 2023 SBC deal.

They won't Turbine, not until 2031.

[Turbine]

They won't Turbine, not until 2031.

That is what I am saying.

By 2031 $3 mil PAC money would have covered the loss of the SBC $2.1 mil plus the $5 mil exit fee.

[CAJUNSby90]

That is what I am saying.

By 2031 $3 mil PAC money would have covered the loss of the SBC $2.1 mil plus the $5 mil exit fee.

PAC will probably implode by 2031

[Turbine]

PAC will probably implode by 2031

Without Louisiana in it, you might be right.

[moorecajun]

That is what I am saying.

By 2031 $3 mil PAC money would have covered the loss of the SBC $2.1 mil plus the $5 mil exit fee.

What about the higher travel expenses?