 This lasted until 2012, when the channel lost the conference's games to the newly launched Pac-12 Networks.To fill the hole created by the loss of Pac-12 football rights, for 2012, the renamed NBC Sports Network by signing a contract to broadcast at least five games per year from the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA).The channel announced that it would renew its contract with the Ivy League for two additional seasons, upping the number of broadcasts to six to ten games each season (from three to five games annually); the Harvard-Yale game remained one of the broadcasts NBCSN was guaranteed to air.