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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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Yep, middle class folks.
ahoelsken
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Pac-12 TV ratings data: Oregon, USC and Washington generate the top-rated games
The regular season is complete, the data has been compiled, and the eyeballs have been counted. The Pac-12 performed exactly as well in the TV ratings game as you’d expect: Not markedly bette…
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Throwing out 2020, USC last played in a game that 4m or more people watched in 2018.
BuffBronco
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Ban hammer only comes down for the 5000th post .... so cool your jets and wait a week
Vic Victory
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What I proposed effectively wrote ISU, KSU, WSU, Or St, TTU out of the picture. Or in this case, Fox rev sharing.
To recap, these moron B12 fans (who you want to join) think the CURRENT B12 group is worth $45M.
What I did was remove the scraps and replaced it with the best 8 of the remaining P12. And you’re saying that’s a net negative from the clown show that is the current B12?
If you want to cry about adding BYU ok. Maybe theres an argument BYU should be there over Cal.
But to go back to the main point, this entire situation is about consolidating the best rev producing teams.
Not adding good teams to mostly bad conferences which doesn’t solve anything.
How is the middle class doing on California? You are truly a useful idiot.
You mean like the gas tax? How much of those taxes are going to the middle class.
it isn’t redistribution.
Wake the **** up!
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They take their realignment seriously.
BuffBronco
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Almost as many pages as the Hot Nude Sexy Time Pics of Mark Mangino thread
Income Inequality in California
California’s income gap narrowed in 2022, but the disparity between high and low incomes is wider in California than in most other states. Over the longer term, income inequality has been driven by earnings growth among college-educated workers.
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Take this **** to the politics board!Income Inequality in California
California’s income gap narrowed in 2022, but the disparity between high and low incomes is wider in California than in most other states. Over the longer term, income inequality has been driven by earnings growth among college-educated workers.
ahoelsken
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Where I'd say $45M, dumbass? I think they're worth more than the Pac 10 is right now for sure-but that's because I think the Pac 10 is likely getting a media deal in the low to mid $20m per school range. Your idea is never going to work, and here's why: The Pac 10 and Big 12 were talking about it. The Big 12 wanted to bring their entire conference. The Pac 10 said they didn't want BYU/UCF. The Big 12 told the Pac 10 the deal was off. You know why they could do that? Because they ****ing have leverage. Same thing you don't understand about this ****. That's why Big 12 fans mock you on twitter, dumb****. Your takes make me think this conference has leverage because its brand is better or (insert some other stupid ****ing justification that makes no sense). BYU over Cal? How far up your ass is your head? Nobody in San Francisco watches college football.What I proposed effectively wrote ISU, KSU, WSU, Or St, TTU out of the picture. Or in this case, Fox rev sharing.
To recap, these moron B12 fans (who you want to join) think the CURRENT B12 group is worth $45M.
What I did was remove the scraps and replaced it with the best 8 of the remaining P12. And you’re saying that’s a net negative from the clown show that is the current B12?
If you want to cry about adding BYU ok. Maybe theres an argument BYU should be there over Cal.
But to go back to the main point, this entire situation is about consolidating the best rev producing teams.
Not adding good teams to mostly bad conferences which doesn’t solve anything.
Joining the Pac 12 was the dumbest decision this university ever made.
Thisuniversityisf’ed!
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I joined here thinking I’d gather good info on potential realignment. It appears it’s just a pissing match for who can be the bigger idiot, I’ll check back later I guess.
Over 100 pages in under 2 weeks. Probably could condense that down to 2 or 3 pages if it was limited to quoting media outlet tweets or article links.
We haven't seen action like this since a youthful 35-year old @wsp4820 put serious effort into an Ultimate Hottie Contest.
Since I'm waxing nostalgic, I just want to say that this thread would be so much more entertaining if we could spread rep and tag posts.
Manhattan started it.
Vic Victory
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Put a quarter in your a** because you played yourself internet troll.
Starting to think most people have hit the ignore button on your nonsense.
And no, the dumbest mistake Colorado ever made was accepting you ya freakin loser into the school.
ESPN Source: 'Don't Sleep on the New Big 12'
In the wake of the Big Ten poaching USC and UCLA from the Pac-12, the rest of the college landscape has been scrambling to put itself in a place of power for the future. The Big 12, which has been extremely active in expansion efforts for once, is right at the center of the conversation […]
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I’m not sure if this is correct, but seems to me that CU has four choices:
1. Stay in PAC 10, no expansion, collect $30-$35 million per school
2. Stay in PAC 10, add a couple Mtn West schools, get $30 million per school
3. PAC 10 poach the best of the Big 12 (if you can),get $40 million per school
4. Leave for Big 12, with either group of 4 or 6 teams, get $45 million per school
Again, those appear to be the figures bandied about. Correct me if I’m way off.
Scenarios 1 and 2 give CU least amount or revenue, potentially the least stability with some teams always eyeing an exit. Have the most acedemic prestige.
Scenario 3 provides more money, provide greater conference stability, maintains decent academic prestige
Scenario 4 offers most money, provides greater conference stability, most TV markets from coast to coast, conference has greater enthusiasm for football, but academic prestige takes significant hit.
Any way you slice it, CU is not monetarily competitive with either SEC or Big Ten (aka the Biggie Tupac), so all the fretting one way or another really doesn’t matter. I mean, being $50 million behind or $55 million, who cares?
If you’re a football fan, heading to the Big 12 is probably the right call. If academics, west coast ties is your thing, probably just stand pat.
EDIT...seems like heading to the Big 12 is the way to go if below is accurate.
1. Stay in PAC 10, no expansion, collect $30-$35 million per school
2. Stay in PAC 10, add a couple Mtn West schools, get $30 million per school
3. PAC 10 poach the best of the Big 12 (if you can),get $40 million per school
4. Leave for Big 12, with either group of 4 or 6 teams, get $45 million per school
Again, those appear to be the figures bandied about. Correct me if I’m way off.
Scenarios 1 and 2 give CU least amount or revenue, potentially the least stability with some teams always eyeing an exit. Have the most acedemic prestige.
Scenario 3 provides more money, provide greater conference stability, maintains decent academic prestige
Scenario 4 offers most money, provides greater conference stability, most TV markets from coast to coast, conference has greater enthusiasm for football, but academic prestige takes significant hit.
Any way you slice it, CU is not monetarily competitive with either SEC or Big Ten (aka the Biggie Tupac), so all the fretting one way or another really doesn’t matter. I mean, being $50 million behind or $55 million, who cares?
If you’re a football fan, heading to the Big 12 is probably the right call. If academics, west coast ties is your thing, probably just stand pat.
EDIT...seems like heading to the Big 12 is the way to go if below is accurate.
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The 2021-22 Budget: California's Fiscal Outlook
The annual Fiscal Outlook publication gives our office’s independent assessment of the California state budget condition for the upcoming fiscal year and over the longer term. We find the budget situation has improved considerably relative to the June budget act with an estimated $26 billion...
lao.ca.gov
It was a joke. But you did start it
How are the Stanford and Cal boards?
$130M! Per team. Oh my ****!
14.7% of the nations GDP offers one the capacity for more debt*A one year, one time windfall does not equate to a healthy state economy. Remember, just the facts.The 2021-22 Budget: California's Fiscal Outlook
The annual Fiscal Outlook publication gives our office’s independent assessment of the California state budget condition for the upcoming fiscal year and over the longer term. We find the budget situation has improved considerably relative to the June budget act with an estimated $26 billion...
*see national debt of the united states.
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YMSSR
rep was great, but I don't remember tagging posts being a thing when I joined AB.