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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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Would add that the only states the B12 calls home but doesn't play at least 2nd fiddle are Kansas and West Virginia. Pac claims at least flagship in AZ, CO, OR, WA and UT.
Sounds like it’s a legitimate report. The West Virginia rando said CU and Arizona are the two schools that will be invited to the Big 12 in early August. Utah and ASU might be but are revenue neutral or net negative but could be invited in order to force OR/UW to also come.
241Volcanos
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Who would Pac want to raid from B12?
Kansas, OSU, TCU and Houston.
Good list.
BerkeleyBuff
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L-O-****ing-L at the last point. The "ability" to provide a 10:30ET game, much like I have the ability to offer Scarlett Johansson approximately 7 of the most mediocre seconds of her life.
It’s a valuable time slot for ESPN, though. People make fun, but those are routinely some of the most viewed games during a given week, simply because it’s the only thing on. Washington State has a ton of 1m+ viewer games over the last 5 years, in large part because they get those time slots.
White_Rabbit
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not tech? They seem to score oddly well on the fandom fronts
FWIW (not much I guess), Houston was dead last in Forde’s desirability rankings if there was a “draft” of properties by the conferences from scratch. Basically, big market but almost nobody watches Houston in that market.
Speaking for myself, I could offer her an above average 73 seconds.
BerkeleyBuff
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I believe much of the WSU bump came from Friday games and other weird slots. Saturday nights are usually bad in ratings, from what I've seen, but perhaps I'm misremembering.
Stew's Twitter is a mess right now. He's obviously worried, being a big PAC homer, and is even arguing with internet randos who don't agree with him.
I think this looks bad for the PAC right now. I would be happy to be wrong. But the PAC supposedly getting initial media projections from ESPN over the weekend and the Big XII immediately walking away from the possibility of a merger seems to say those projections weren't good, even by (new) Big XII standards.
•with foreplay included.
Foreplay?
I could see that instead of TCU.
There is some tradition there with the AZ schools & they have a lot of alums in TX (mostly in DFW & Austin). Plus no religious affiliation, which seems to matter to some of the Pac leaders.
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as a libertarian It’s my lowest level of hell.
Laissez-faire Buffs of the 90’s was my heaven
Just for fun. Who knows if this guy actually knows anything
The networks and the schools will ultimately need to rationalize time zones, travel, and tv markets on a more holistic scale.
The issue for us is whether we can “make the cut” into the revised tourney power format. I feel ok about it if it is ultimately around 64 teams… less ok if if it is 48 teams. We are clearly ahead on brand and markets of some of the other on the cusp programs but we are also behind a good chunk and have stepped on our own dicks with extreme violence for a couple of decades.
at 64, you regroup into 6 team pods geographically distributed and flex schedule with playoffs and such. The student athletes get less ****ed especially in the non-football sports and everything works better. And you have yourself a national product generating interest and eyeballs in every major market and in every time slot. Like the nfl…
burp.
I think we get to 2-3 power conferences in football and regional conferences for everything else
64 is not going to happen as long as conferences and schools are playing the prisoners dilemma game of maximizing revenue at the expense of the sport and other conferences. What motivation do the B1G and the SEC have to share their spoils? They can starve everybody else of coaches and talent now with their huge money advantage.
Did you mean to send this to Scarlett Johansson?
he has been right about a lot
I mean to send a lot of things to her, but the restraining order is pretty specific about those kinds of things.
Yep. I'm always getting into arguments on this site about this. Everyone here hates that time slot, but it's valuable to the networks and the Pac is the only conference that can fill that slot.
Somehow there are a lot of people who can't grasp the concept that while 10:30pm ET is not the most valuable time slot, it is still quite valuable.