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Google News: Utah AG's BCS case suspended indefinitely
[Salt Lake Tribune] - It began more than three years ago with fire and brimstone. By late Friday, Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff's case against the Bowl Championship Series — a lawsuit that never got launched — was declared suspended, seemingly diminished to embers.
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[New York Times (blog)] - B.C.S. LAWSUIT DROPPED Attorney General Mark Shurtleff of Utah said he was dropping his plans to sue the Bowl Championship Series because of the organization's recent decision to move to a playoff system. Shurtleff announced last year that he was
Google News: College football notebook: Another knee injury for Lattimore
[Tribune-Review] - Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff said he has decided not to sue the Bowl Championship Series after the decision to move to a playoff system. Shurtleff announced last year that he was seeking antitrust law firms to join a potential federal lawsuit
Google News: No one puts Bruce Wisan in a corner
[Salt Lake Tribune (blog)] - And with some of the polygamous sect trust's bills more than four years late, he doesn't look willing to wait nine months for a court-ordered payment of $5.6 million from Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff. Photos. (Court appointed trust attorney
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