Tom Servo
Nittany Beavers
The Holiday Bowl sues the PAC-12 over the 2021 game.
SAN DIEGO – The Holiday Bowl has filed a lawsuit against the Pac-12 Conference and the regents of the University of California, claiming more than $3 million in damages after UCLA backed out of its scheduled appearance in the game a few hours before kickoff against North Carolina State in 2021.
The San Diego nonprofit association that runs the game said in its complaint filed Tuesday evening that it suffered losses of more than $7.8 million because the game was canceled when UCLA suffered a number of COVID-19 issues after arriving in San Diego that December, including more than $3.6 million in forfeited ticket revenue.
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The San Diego County Credit Union also demanded that its $1.4 million title sponsorship be returned or credited against the game in 2022, depriving the game's operator of that revenue, too, according to the complaint filed by the San Diego Bowl Game Association.
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