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This is a Women's Soccer Contract dated April 6, 2026, between the University of Louisville Athletic Association, Inc. (Host Institution) on behalf of the University of Louisville and The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska (Visiting Institution). The agreement is governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky and establishes terms for a collegiate athletic competition between the two institutions.
The contract covers a single women's soccer game scheduled for August 12, 2026, at the University of Louisville. Compensation to the University of Nebraska consists of 15 hotel rooms for one night at a location determined by the Host Institution, with no additional monetary compensation provided. The University of Louisville retains exclusive rights to all television and radio broadcast revenues, ticket sales, programs, concessions, and parking revenues. The University of Nebraska is permitted to film the game for internal, non-commercial purposes only. Either party failing to comply with the agreement's conditions through cancellation or failure to appear forfeits $10,000 in liquidated damages, unless the cancellation is mutually agreed upon or results from a force majeure event. The agreement includes standard provisions regarding NCAA rule compliance, official assignment and payment by the Host Institution, conference assessment responsibilities, and grant of non-exclusive marketing rights to the Host Institution for use of the Visiting Institution's name and logos.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, INC.
WOMEN'S SOCCER CONTRACT
This is the record of agreement made April 6, 2026 between the University of Louisville Athletic Association, Inc. on behalf of the University of Louisville (the "Host Institution") and The Board of Regents of the University ofNebraska (the "Visiting Institution").
1. Each party shall cause its varsity teams to play the other in a game of soccer in accordance with the terms of this agreement. The games shall be held as set forth below:
DATE/TIME
August 12, 2026
HOST INSTITUTION
University of Louisville
VISITING INSTITUTION
University ofNebraska
2. Rules for the Contests. The contest shall be governed by the rules of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ("NCAA") as in effect at the time of the contests.
3. Officials. The officials for the contest will be assigned and paid by the Host Institution.
4. Compensation to the Visiting Institution. The Visiting Institution will receive 15 hotel rooms for 1 night (15 total hotel rooms), at a location determined by the Host Institution.
No other compensation shall be due or payable. Return game not part of compensation or arrangement for future schedules.
5. Game Video The Visiting Institution will be provided the opportunity to film the game at a designated area provided by the Host Institution. The Host Institution is not obligated to provide a copy of the game film to the Visiting Institution. Any footage filmed by the Visiting Institution as permitted herein may only be used by the Visiting Institution for internal, non-commercial purposes.
6. Television and Radio Rights. All contracting rights with respect to, and fees or revenues resulting from, radio or televised broadcast, including but not limited to, local, regional, or national telecasts ( commercial cable, live or delayed) shall be retained by the Host Institution unless otherwise agreed to in writing, in advance, and attached to this agreement as an addendum by the parties.
7. Marketing. The Visiting Institution Grants the Host Institution a royalty free, nonexclusive, worldwide license to use and reproduce the Visiting Institution's name, marks, and logos solely for the purpose of marketing the game and/or to the extent necessary to perform any of its obligations under this agreement.
8. Force Maieure. It is herein agreed that neither party to this agreement shall be held liable for delay or failure in performance nor shall be required to pay liquidated damages for a cancelled or defaulted game resulting from events or acts which are beyond the control of such party and shall constitute an event of force majeure. Such events or acts shall include without limitation, acts of God, athletic program ( or sport specific) termination or suspension, conference realignment or NCAA governance structure
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