The Mountain West Conference, in the process of going through a major membership transition, will “pause” adding new schools, ...

The Pac-12 and Mountain West conferences are headed back to court after failing to reach a settlement agreement in mediation ...

The Mountain West Conference came close to cracking nine-figure revenue in fiscal year 2024, pulling in a record-setting $92.8 million—up from $78.2 million the year prior—just as it entered a ...

While the Pac-12’s TV deal with CBS may impact negotiations, the Mountain West still expects to land a solid media rights agreement thanks to its valuable live football inventory.

While the Pac-12’s TV deal with CBS may impact negotiations, the Mountain West still expects to land a solid media rights agreement thanks to its valuable live football inventory.

The Mountain West believes the fees — the Pac-12 would pay $10 million per school with escalators that would total $55 million — should remain. The Pac-12 has filed a federal lawsuit in the ...

The Pac-12 struck a media-rights deal with CBS that sets up the network to broadcast a minimum of four football and men’s basketball games per season on its main network ...

UNLV sideline analyst Steve Cofield believes staying in the Mountain West was the right call, casting doubt on the Pac-12's future as a true Power 5 conference. SI.COM ON SI ...

The Mountain West will also add Grand Canyon and UC Davis as non-football playing members. Winning football games would make the Rebels more attractive to the Big 12. But it’s more than that.

After the Pac-12 announced CBS as the anchor partner, and with Fox still in talks with the conference, there was a bit of panic among Mountain West fans about landing a linear media deal.

The Pac-12 finally has a new media-rights deal. Sort of. The conference set to relaunch next summer announced Monday morning that CBS will be the primary broadcast partner through the duration of ...