The Sept. 1 deadline for the Mountain West and Washington State and Oregon State to renew their football scheduling arrangement passed without an agreement, and the conference said Monday it is anticipating making schedules for next season without the Pac-12 schools.
The announcement does not necessarily close the door on the two sides agreeing to another arrangement as the 12-team Mountain West typically does not release its conference football schedule until December at the earliest."For the 2025 season, the Mountain West and its member institutions are moving forward with their conference and nonconference schedules," the league said in a statement.
Mountain West schools could also arrange games separately with Oregon State and Washington State.Oregon State and Washington State struck a separate scheduling agreement with the West Coast Conference for basketball and other Olympic sports. That does not include Oregon State's traditionally strong baseball program, which is operating as as an independent this school year.
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