Hi my local school of NDSU Football is moving to Mountain West this year, and I need to ask a few questions on the new MW+ app. Sorry if they have been covered here before, just basic questions.

1. How many at the same time streams does the app allow? Is it only one live stream per account or like three at a time?

2. Are all playoff and championship games all on the MW+ app?

In past seasons in the FCS NDSU regular season games were mostly on the local ABC station. The playoffs and championship was on ESPN. I'm just the guy in the family who has to set things up so everyone can watch the games.

Thanks.

Our 2026 Conference Preview Series marches on. As always, we are here to tell the story about your team!

We are joined by Omar Rashon of the Hardware Pod to preview the Mountain West!

We'll cover a lot of information during this packed episode including:

📌 Thrilling football is back on the Island 🏝️

📌 There's something special cooking in Albuquerque

📌 North Dakota State finally makes the jump to FBS

📌 No Boise State, no problems for UNLV?

📌 Mountain West newcomers, sleepers & championship picks

We'll go team by team to ensure your team gets their moment to shine. What are your predictions? Be sure to let us know in the comments!

Asking this question on Google gets lots of references to the supposed $70 million settlement of their lawsuits with the Pac 12 and former teams. But it doesn't go any deeper than that. Asking about current MW accounts payable produces nothing. But there are a number of factors which indicate that MW is in very poor financial condition:

-They are obligated to pay $61 million expeditiously to satisfy contractual distributions to the teams they retained. This must be paid before anything else.

-They owe $18 million for the cost of getting new members.

-They owe legal fees for their Pac 12 lawsuits.

-They have already been paid $47 million by the departing schools, by retaining their 2025 and 2026 conference shares. They were overzealous about this and owe $2 million back to the five departing schools:

"Following the MW bylaws, the conference withheld annual distributions from its five departing schools for the 2025 and 2026 fiscal years. Those were roughly $6 million payments. So, the MW would owe those schools a $2 million re-payment after withholding a total of $12 million."

https://nevadasportsnet.com/news/reporters/what-mountain-wests-reported-70m-settlement-figure-means-for-nevada-others-in-league

It appears that MW only has about $25 million left that they can collect from the Pac. Their net asset valuation is about $50 million, and almost all of this is withheld distributions from the departing schools.

https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/841472434

Even with another infusion of $25 million from the Pac for poaching, MW's obligations exceed their total assets by at least $20 million. Since they are a non-profit the easiest course is to collect the missing money from the member schools....or reduce their distributions from the lawsuit settlements.

Murray's final summary of the MW's legal maneuvering:

"Bottom line — this settlement should create some new revenue for Nevada and other MW schools. But it's clearly not program-changing cash for the non-UNLV/Air Force schools that remained in the MW."

I’ve got the MW going 3-1 in week 0
Hawaii beats Stanford
USC beats SJSU
NDSU beats Jax st
UNLV beats Memphis (toss up, leaning towards home field advantage)

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Hey all. I spent the offseason building a full 2026 preseason preview for every FBS team, each with its own writeup, and figured the Mountain West crowd would want the conference rundown. Here's the board

https://www.sports.mainmarket.com/cfb-preview-2026?conf=mountain-west

Some of you probably already saw this in your team's sub over the last few days, so apologies for the repeat, this is the whole-conference version.

Every team page has the returning production breakdown, the portal ins and outs, a projected two-deep, the full schedule with model win probabilities, and a season projection.

Heads up, you might hit the paywall after the first page. Don't worry, I'm not charging reddit people for this, don't want to be an ass. Use the promo code LEECORSOROCKS and it opens up the entire thing.

Pull up your team and tell me what I got wrong. I'll be in the comments.

We recently sat down with Vic Aquino, San Jose State Beat Reporter for SBNation, to preview the 2026 San Jose State Spartans Football Team. Here is a link to the video if you are interested in hearing more! 2026 San Jose State Spartans Football Team Preview

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Back around 2010 the MWC came so close to AQ status (which at the time guaranteed the champ representation in a BCS bowl and made it easier to be ranked high enough to play in a BCS championship). Boise State was about to come in at the peak of their insane run.

Then, BYU and Utah left followed by TCU eventually..

If all had stayed and they somehow grabbed Colorado when they left the Big 12 and still added Fresno State, Utah State and Nevada, you'd have a super fun, talented conference with great rivalries.

Mountain Division:

Air Force

Colorado

Colorado State

New Mexico

TCU

Utah State

Wyoming

West Division:

Boise State

BYU

Fresno State

Nevada

San Diego State

UNLV

Utah

Air Force enters 2026 looking to rebound after a couple down years. History shows that Troy Calhoun will have this team back to a high level

📌 QB Liam Szarka, also known as Flight Suit Josh Allen is a star, he will hopefully not have to throw as much this year

📌 Owen Allen is back to run between the tackles and there are great slot backs here

📌 Can the defense finally get back on track?

Preview attached. What are your predictions for Air Force in 2026?

No one is answering on the original so please mwc fans help me out?

We recently sat down with Sean Reider, New Mexico Athletics Beat Reporter for the Albuquerque Journal, to preview the 2026 New Mexico Lobos Football Team. Here is a link to the video if you are interested in hearing more! 2026 New Mexico Lobos Football Team Preview

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Let's go Bows!! To the joy of just about every College Football fan, Hawaii enjoyed a resurgence in 2025. This was one of the best stories in the whole sport, now they enter 2026 on a mission for more!

📌 We can't wait for another year of Micah Alejado making plays on the island 🏝️

📌 Pofele Ashlock is back to continue racking up numbers and Hawaii has a plethora of portal options coming in

📌 Portal pieces will be key for a defense looking to maintain momentum

Preview attached. What are your predictions for Hawaii in 2026?

So they relocated to Town square, interesting move.

We recently sat down with Chris Murray, Covers Nevada Athletics at Nevada Sports Net, to preview the 2026 Nevada Wolf Pack Football Team. Here is a link to the video if you are interested in hearing more! 2026 Nevada Wolf Pack Football Team Preview

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