Mountain West Conference survives as 7 remaining schools sign agreement to stay in league
The split leaves both the Pac-12 and Mountain West needing to add members to reach the minimum of eight to qualify as a Football Bowl Subdivision conference. Among the schools who could be in consideration for both leagues are UTEP, New Mexico State, Texas State and a variety of FCS schools like Sacramento State that are looking to move up a level.
Texas State officials have received a "verbal offer" to leave the Sun Belt conference and join the Mountain West, according ...
We’ve reached the dumbest stage of realignment, with potentially hundreds of millions of dollars being spent for no ...
Seven remaining full members of the Mountain West have signed a memorandum of understanding to remain with the league through ...
The Mountain West is looking to add a new member, and Texas State appears to be an emerging target, according to a report ...
Texas State officials have received a verbal offer to join the Mountain West, sources told ESPN on Saturday. A decision is ...
The Mountain West appears to be setting its sights on a pair of MAC schools amid a chaotic wave of realignment ...
Northern Illinois says it has not received a “formal offer to consider a change” in its conference, but appreciates the ...
Each conference has seven schools for football, one short of the eight necessary to be recognized as an official conference ...
If the Mountain West gets the full amount, UNLV and Air Force are looking at roughly $36 million each in exchange for ...
Texas State appears primed to become the next shoe to drop in college football's conference realignment. The Bobcats, ...
Kalispell Glacier swept the girls and boys individual titles in the annual Mountain West Classic cross country meet Saturday ...
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