Pac-12 chaos: Inside the 11 days that led to WSU and OSU taking legal action against the conference

Kliavkoff’s decision to schedule a board meeting on Sept. 13 led the schools to take legal action.

Years of mismanagement led to the Pac-12’s collapse on a fateful Friday in early August.

The two remaining members of the Pac-12 filed a complaint on Friday in Whitman County Superior Court seeking judicial clarity on the makeup of the Pac-12’s board of directors in the aftermath of the mass exodus. Here’s a look at the 11 days that led to an internecine feud, based on legal filings obtained by the Hotline:Commissioner George Kliavkoff calls Washington State president Kirk Schulz and asks Schulz to convene the board of directors to “discuss matters related to the departing members, proposed amendments to the Bylaws, a proposed conflicts of interest plan for Pac-12 members, and an employee compensation and retention plan for the Commissioner and other employees of the Pac-12.

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