MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY.pdf
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Athletic Event Agreement Summary
This is an Athletic Event Agreement entered into on July 22, 2025, between the Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, acting on behalf of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and Maryville University. The agreement establishes the terms and conditions for an intercollegiate athletic competition between the two institutions' respective teams.
The agreement covers a bowling contest scheduled for February 20-22, 2026, at the Hollywood Bowl in Lincoln, Nebraska, with the specific time to be determined. Maryville University will receive a cash guarantee of $1,000 for participation. The University of Nebraska assumes full management of the event and bears all associated expenses, including officials' fees, but does not cover the expenses of the visiting team unless otherwise specified. The contest will be governed by National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) rules and regulations. Liquidated damages of $1,000 are specified as compensation if either party cancels, forfeits, or fails to appear, with exceptions for mutual consent or events beyond reasonable control. The agreement includes provisions addressing COVID-19 protocols, television rights (which are assigned to The Big Ten Conference for Nebraska home games), game video usage restrictions, and prohibits assignment to third parties without written consent from both parties.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA – LINCOLN
ATHLETIC EVENT AGREEMENT
This Agreement, entered into on July 22, 2025, between the Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, a public body corporate, for and on behalf of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (“University of Nebraska”) and Maryville University (“Visiting Team”) , individually or collectively referred to herein as “Party” or “Parties”, describes the arrangements for the intercollegiate athletic contest(s) between the Parties’ respective teams described herein.
1. CONTEST(S):
Sport: Bowling Venue/City: Hollywood Bowl/ Lincoln, NE
Date/Time: February 20-22, 2026 / TBD
2. FINANCIAL AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONS (if not applicable please indicate “n/a”):
Cash Guarantee: $ 1,000
Additional Considerations: None
3. OFFICIALS AND GAME EXPENSES: The University of Nebraska shall assume management of the event and pay the expenses thereof, including the official’s fees, but not including the expenses of Visiting Team unless otherwise stated herein. Officials will be arranged by the University of Nebraska.
4. CANCELLATION, FORFEITURE, NON-APPEARANCE: The Parties agree that if a Party’s team cancels, forfeits or fails to appears for a contest, actual damages would be difficult to calculate, therefore, the Party whose team cancels, forfeits or fails to appear shall pay the other liquidated damages in the amount of $1,000, unless such cancellation, forfeiture or failure to appear is by mutual consent and confirmed in writing and executed by authorized representatives of both Parties, or is caused by conditions beyond the Party’s control (an “Event of Force Majeure”), including but not limited to Acts of God, including fire, flood or water damage; elements of nature, including blizzard, tornados, lightning storms and adverse and inclement weather; outbreak, escalation or credible threat of hostilities, including war, riots or terrorism; labor disputes; contamination or destruction from any nuclear, chemical, or biological event; failures of facilities and/or essential services, including lighting and telecommunications systems;
directive of athletic conference or National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) authority; state and local orders and directives; and reasonably anticipated or actual health emergencies including an outbreak of serious life-threatening contagious disease or health crisis, epidemic and pandemic.
A Party asserting an Event of Force Majeure hereunder (“Affected Party”) will give reasonable notice to the other Party of an Event of Force Majeure upon it being foreseen by, or becoming known to, the Affected Party. There shall be no obligation by either Party to reschedule the athletic contest.
As of the signing of this Agreement, the COVID-19 pandemic is occurring. The Parties acknowledge and agree that the COVID-19 pandemic is an event beyond the reasonable control of the parties as are directives issued by governing bodies, including the NCAA, relating to the holding of competitions, conference scheduling requirements, travel restrictions and social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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5. COVID-19 Protocol. The Parties agree to comply with the most updated NCAA recommendations for COVID-19 Protocol(accessible at: https://www.ncaa.org/sport-science-institute/covid-19-coronavirus).
6. GOVERNANCE AND ELIGIBILITY: The said contest shall be played under the rules of the National
Collegiate Athletics Association (“NCAA”). It is agreed that in the event the rules and regulations of the NCAA are amended, modified, or changed in any manner so as to make the terms of this Agreement to be in conflict with the subsequently changed rules or regulations, then the terms of this Agreement are to be considered amended so as the terms shall not be in conflict but in accord with such rules and regulations.
7. ENTIRE AGREEMENT: This is the entire Agreement of the Parties, and may contain handwritten amendments, which are only valid if initialed by an authorized representative of both Parties.
8. TELEVISION: The Visiting Team acknowledges and agrees that (a) all rights to telecast or distribute
(live or delayed, whole or condensed (including highlights), throughout the universe, in any and all markets, in any and all languages and via any and all forms of media and methods of distribution and distribution technology) the University of Nebraska home games and certain games played at a neutral site have been assigned by the University of Nebraska to The Big Ten Conference, Inc. (“The Big Ten”), which in turn has entered into agreements with certain third parties for the telecast or distribution of such games, (b) the University of Nebraska has no ability to grant to the Visiting Team any rights for the telecast or distribution of games played pursuant to this Agreement in which the University of Nebraska is the home team or of games played pursuant to this Agreement at certain neutral sites and (c) the Big Ten shall have the exclusive right to retain all revenues derived from the telecast or distribution of games played pursuant to this Agreement in which the University of Nebraska is the home team. the University of Nebraska acknowledges and agrees that the Visiting Team shall have the exclusive right to enter into agreements with respect to the telecast or distribution of games played pursuant to this Agreement in which the Visiting Team is the home team or of games played pursuant to this Agreement at certain neutral sites and to retain all revenues derived therefrom. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the respective rights, if any, of the University of Nebraska and the Visiting Team with respect to the telecast or distribution of games played pursuant to this Agreement in which they are the visiting team (and the revenues derived therefrom) shall be governed by a separate agreement between The Big Ten and the Visiting Team which separate agreement shall govern certain aspects of any games played between the member institutions of The Big Ten and the Visiting Team, provided, that in the absence of any such separate agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall control. The Visiting Team authorizes the University of Nebraska (and its conference) to use (and to authorize each entity effecting or facilitating the Contest’s broadcast to use) the trademarks and logos of the Visiting Team and the names and likenesses of the Visiting Team’s individual players, participants and coaches to promote and publicize such game and the participating teams and institutions, provided that such trademarks, logos, names and likenesses must not be used as an endorsement of any product or service or in any manner prohibited by applicable NCAA rules and regulations.
9. USE OF GAME VIDEO: The Visiting Team shall have the right to produce films and/or videotapes of the games played pursuant to this Agreement for coaching purposes and for use in a weekly coaches’ show only and for no other purpose. Such films and/or videotapes may not be replayed, used or otherwise distributed by the Visiting Team to any person other than the incorporation of up to eight minutes (8:00) of highlights of the game as part of a weekly coaches’ show and to its team coaches and players. The host institution agrees to provide reasonable facilities for such cameras as may be reasonably required by the Visiting Team to produce such films and/or videotapes. Any other usage by the Visiting Team of footage of games played pursuant to this Agreement shall be governed by a separate agreement between The Big Ten and the University of Nebraska.
10. NO ASSIGNMENT: This Agreement shall not be assigned to a third party without the written consent of both parties.
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