Yeah, I could see a number of non-P2 programs being left out. I can’t see Northwestern or Vandy being kicked out, though.
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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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Nothing to indicate that Yormark is worried about that.
Would other schools be onboard ?
Stanford or Cal?
Washington or Oregon?
and don't you mean GK ? Not Yormark ?
Unlv would be ok, but you'd have replace Fresno with Kansas or Osu. Fresno is like Kstate but without the view.
AD of the 15th best team in a 16 team conference talking out his ass
While it seems like the PAC-12 will be good for 2023 and even with a new TV deal. I do worry about NU President's statement. We all know that the PAC-12 TV contract won't start till 2024, if the Big Ten adds Stanford, Cal, Washington, and Oregon. That could be too damning. To destroy the ACC, you need 8 teams willing to do it. I worry about that because Duke or Georgia Tech could be coveted by the Big Ten and that's 8 or 9 and then ND is forced to make a decision. Man, the SEC and Big Ten can really kill college football as we know it.
Cal and Stanford's research funds are mainly keeping most of these members afloat from flat-out bailing.
Cal and Stanford's research funds are mainly keeping most of these members afloat from flat-out bailing.
Victory
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Or he was talking about Colorado, Utah, Oregon and Washington. Does Nebraska really want Stanford and Cal over us? These non-AAU mouth breathers don’t want two elitist schools looking down at them (working hypothesis) over their true rivals. Especially given the rivalry talk this offseason.
I don't think anyone is signing a GOR this time around.
Even if they do, they can always bail before it officially starts.
How an unfinished TV deal led to an unexpectedly hectic first month for the new Big Ten commissioner
New Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti has been sprinting to finish his league's massive TV deal -- and key athletic directors and coaches aren't happy with the details.
Sounds like the schools will not get the massive amount of money that was originally reportedHow an unfinished TV deal led to an unexpectedly hectic first month for the new Big Ten commissioner
New Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti has been sprinting to finish his league's massive TV deal -- and key athletic directors and coaches aren't happy with the details.www.espn.com
Big Ten just doing what ever the hell they want to and acting like it is all good.
Makes me hate USC and UCLA more for going along for the charade
Two things.
1. Rumor has it the other existing B1G members tapped the brakes on adding more teams after UCLA and USC. The more teams there are the less exposure there will be because you cant add more time to the day. The existing members are nervous about that exposure decline. Nervous about the marquee names crowding them out. The much expanded B1G is still essentially dominated by a couple of programs that get most of the air time. And they also coincidentally get most of the recruits.
2. The Cord Cutter Thread shows that Its still happening. Some Cable Companies are even dropping the programming part of their business and focusing on the internet provider part. Cable is ceding the TV programming business to YouTubeTV(YTTV). That says a lot about the stte of play today. Remember the move to add Rutgers had mostly to do with getting NYC/NJ declared “in market” for juicing the B1G Ten Network cable rate. Is that in the contract for YTTV? When cable drops programming does every home sign up for YTTV? Not likely. YTTV is also vastly more portable in terms of zip code of consumption.
The point: A lots gonna change in the next five years or less and that will come into focus in terms of how or if consumers consume. Will the money still be there for billion dollar deals? Where will that money come from?
I think the model is going to shift back to the primary broadcast TV and ad supported revenue model because thats where max audience will be. Streaming will be niche audience, homers and alums for their local connection. The old cable set top go to market assumed a national cable payers model. Niche will not match that cable revenue.
My opinion is peak all this might be peaking right now or will soon.
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Every time I see "GOR" it makes me think of Outlaw of Gor. If you're a MST3K/Rifftrax fan, check it out. Probably in my top 20 funniest somewhere. Free on YouTube, Shout Factory or PlutoTV.
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Plus, it's got a scantily clad Rebecca Ferratti.
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Every time I see "GOR" it makes me think of Outlaw of Gor. If you're a MST3K/Rifftrax fan, check it out. Probably in my top 20 funniest somewhere. Free on YouTube, Shout Factory or PlutoTV.
ShoutFactoryTV : Watch Mystery Science Theater 3000 Episode : MST3K:
In the sequel to 1988's Gor, college professor Cabot returns to the magical planet Gor, and is soon caught up in palace intrigue involving evil sorcerer Xenos.
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Plus, it's got a scantily clad Rebecca Ferratti.
Rebecca Ferratti - IMDb
Rebecca Ferratti. Actress: Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. Rebecca Ferratti was born in the "Big Sky Country," Montana. She is an active sports enthusiast and has been involved in many professional sports, including the arena of competitive martial arts, and has developed her talents as a weapons...
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Tatanka actually posting something to try and save this thread!
So, if she were to sit in your deck, it would look larger than the neighbor's?
Yeah, exactly what we’ve been saying. The Big 12 is not going to be on linear TV as much as the Big 12 fanboys believe.
Victory
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Thamel (ESPN) exposes an issue with Fox and B1G deal.
Marchand (Fox) tells everyone ESPN is out of the P12 deal.
Oh what? Marchand and Fox? He writes for the NY Post which is owned by you f’ing guessed it.
There’s always a reason why the news is written a certain way and that reason is almost always money (self preservation).
Marchand (Fox) tells everyone ESPN is out of the P12 deal.
Oh what? Marchand and Fox? He writes for the NY Post which is owned by you f’ing guessed it.
There’s always a reason why the news is written a certain way and that reason is almost always money (self preservation).
It's becoming almost impossible to differentiate "news" from "infotainment"
At least the Big 12 took the deal when it was still good.
Realignment is just The Kardashians and astrology for men