Nevada Sports Net Morning Recap: Major Headlines for Weekday Mornings
On weekday mornings, Nevada Sports Net brings you key sports headlines in its Morning Download. Today’s featured topics include significant developments in the Pac-12, Boise State’s financial strategy, and the upcoming Vegas Golden Knights Road Trip.
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Pac-12 Signs New Grant of Rights
The Pac-12 has solidified its future by receiving signed grant of rights agreements from its six new members alongside Oregon State and Washington State. This agreement, announced by a conference spokesperson to Yahoo Sports, ties the media rights of the schools to the league until 2032, aligning with the Mountain West’s existing media rights deal. As the conference seeks stability, the next step will be the unveiling of its media-rights deal, which may facilitate the addition of an eighth full member with a football program. -
Boise State’s Financial Growth through Private Equity
Boise State’s Athletic Director, Jeramiah Dickey, revealed plans to seek funding through private-equity firms over the next six months. As college sports adapt to financial challenges, this approach presents both risks and opportunities. Dickey emphasized the necessity for creative revenue generation, especially since Boise State lacks the financial clout of Power 4 schools. He expressed optimism for this strategy, stating, "I have to get that much more creative, which means I have to take that much more risk." - Vegas Golden Knights Road Trip
The Vegas Golden Knights are set to embark on a summer tour across Northern Nevada from July 12-17, making stops in South Lake Tahoe and Reno. The tour will feature on-ice clinics and meet-and-greets, with appearances by the team’s mascot and broadcasters. This marks a continuation of the Golden Knights’ outreach efforts, having visited Northern Nevada in previous summers.
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