San Diego State has informed the Mountain West they are not leaving the conference, a source briefed on the matter told The Athletic on Friday. More from NicoleAuerbach and ChrisVannini ⤵️
at the core of the issue, which show the discussion and disagreement over the school’s potential exit.We don’t actually know yet if the Mountain West has accepted this latest notice. The Aztecs had already told the league it was not planning to immediately withdraw, but the MWC still took its initial message that way and didn’t budge.
Some industry sources thought SDSU may just wait it out, hope an acceptable Pac-12 invitation came, and if one didn’t, rejoin the MWC because the MWC wouldn’t want to turn the Aztecs away at the end of the day. For now, at least, it appears SDSU has tried to make it clear where it stands on its exit situation, which could make a future move more expensive or delayed by a year. —
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