As long as the school doesn't leave before the GoR and whatever

other agreement expire, I don't think the school can legally face any repercussions from the conference. Now the school may not be able to host a conference tournament which may or may not be a big deal. However, I don't think you would see a conference require that school to play all away games in a sport or all sports for the remainder of the time. If a conference tried to do that, then I would think the school would sue the conference and probably win. I am not sure a conference would want to take the chance of paying a nice size settlement to a former member.

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Posted: 06/29/2017 at 1:15PM

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Is it possible the Big Ten could announce something as early -- VTHokie2000 06/29/2017 12:48PM

I've wondered if there are any repercussions for a school to -- Victor Tango 06/29/2017 1:06PM

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U of L and others announced exit before they had a place to go -- Tailgate Guru 06/29/2017 5:22PM

A potential advantage to announcing early is if you are able -- VTHokie2000 06/29/2017 2:54PM

As long as the school doesn't leave before the GoR and whatever -- VTHokie2000 06/29/2017 1:15PM

As long as the school doesn't leave before the GoR and whatever

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