Victory
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Just wait until it’s them + UtahIf all this ends up with uw and uo in the big before us I am going to vomit venomous projectile envy
Just wait until it’s them + UtahIf all this ends up with uw and uo in the big before us I am going to vomit venomous projectile envy
Places we should have easily dominated.
Whole lotta fans dressed as bleachers.
What does that mean? Like the RB Smoke?Well, you did say that Smoke was smoke so we still hav hope!
Do I want to know what parting your ass entails?The hate for where I spent 3 semesters in the early 90s parting my ass off is intriguing. Lol.
Although I have not been back on that campus in 30 years, so who knows.
Do I want to know what parting your ass entails?
Doh!! Haha.Do I want to know what parting your ass entails?
If thats true the schools that leave will probably still be on the hook for that money.It's true and has been for weeks. The problem is that this verbal agreement getting inked is contingent on the media deal and distributions. With the news that the overpayment monies owed back being much more than initially reported, it's now going to be even harder to get to the number.
That was my thought as well. Moving conferences doesn’t make the bill go away. I do think it speaks to the mismanagement which is going to be used against the P12 rn.If thats true the schools that leave will probably still be on the hook for that money.
That would suck having a divided TV market re CSU taking our placeLooks like GK is checking to see which schools are staying before extending invites for expansion and then getting the media rights finalized. It appears that CSU might take CU's place in the P12.
Stuff is getting real this week.
NoAny idea on when it is expected to be officially announced?
The move to BigXII is sucking all the air out my lungs. And just when I was starting to get excited again. Im totally opposed.Strange to make this move when the alumni base isn’t united at all on it. This isn’t going to be a popular move. Can’t trust Twitter reactions bc they’re mostly B12 fans.
Until Friday if this is all accurate... and I have no reason to doubt the reports here considering who they're from. Going to be a massive crash in Pac10 land when this is announced.P12 boards all seem to be taking Canzano's article as an indication everyone is staying, which means it likely did its job on the P12 PR front.
For folks who haven’t been obsessing about this for the last year and don’t feel like looking up the answer in the last 11,000 posts - would this be a “free” transfer if it occurs before the new PAC media deal goes into effect (i.e. CU wouldn’t owe the PAC an exit fee, right)?
He absolutely shares blame with 11 others for rubber stamping Larry Scott's management decisions, not providing proper oversight, and pushing a conference athletics agenda that even Larry knew was bad business.Hey, you want to lay some of the blame for this at the feet of Phil DiStrfano? Be my guest. Most worthless chancellor EVAR. But he didn’t operate in a vacuum. He had accomplices.
That would suck having a divided TV market re CSU taking our place
The seethe from the California and wine/cheese segment of our fanbase makes me enjoy a B12 move even more.
P12 can suck my ass tbh
We’ll be lucky to have had Prime for the full contract. Once his kids are done playing I expect him to hang it up or jump to the bigger pond. If he lays an egg on gamedays then that might change.Maybe, as a CU fan though I'm conditioned to believe the more likely outcome is we move to the B12, Prime takes the FL job in 2 years, and we revert to the mean in a conference that gets squeezed out of major CFB due to a lack of brands and large media markets.
The UA president is supposedly going on Finebaum to discuss realignment and a bunch off topics. That doesn't seem like something he'd do right now if they were considering an imminent move.
Well saidThis has been from day one a "follow the money" deal. I think a very big factor is the media rights spigot has dried up in the last 6 months for a variety of reasons.
I do not believe that any of the media companies want the PAC12 to fail - having an unhealthy system does not benefit them. The problem is there is no buyer that is ready to step up and give the PAC the media rights deal they feel they deserve.
Sports continue to attract the advertising $s because they are mostly consumed real time but the advertising revenues are not off setting the loss of carriage fee revenue. The subscriber fee model is not well developed yet. In a few years I could see ESPN and Fox Sports having a direct to consumer model where the consumer pays $35- $50 per month for access. Most subscription based services (Hulu, Netflixs, Disney +) seem to have hit a stable number and are not growing so it is hard for them to enter big rights agreements, I see this happening in small chunks with services like ESPN+. But who really knows. Only the big cash rich behemoths like Apple and Google can afford to take a multi-billion dollar risk on direct to consumer.
On the PAC:
I think most schools do not want to be the first to leave because it may be the dagger to the heart of the Conference and no one wants to be perceived in the role of Brutus but realistically the traitor is really USC and UCLA. This is true of the Big 10 also - they don't want to be the one to kill the conference.
My own projection is if CU and AZ leave the PAC then the conference will be dead and everyone will abandon ship. UW and Oregon will go to the Big 10 for a partial payout and maybe take Cal and Stanford. Utah and ASU would jump to the Big 12.
The PAC 12 since CU has joined has traveled a road with many forks in it and have always taken the wrong path.
Poignant.the day the music died.
Arizona President on Finebaum right now talking NIL and realignment.
Done now but it was a nothingburger, unless you think talking about begging Congress to come save the NCAA on the NIL front means anything.
The B12 is competitive but it’s still the minor leagues. The P12 is trending that way but it aspires to be more. The B12 is happy being the junior league. That’s never been CU imho, even when we sucked we thought better of ourselves.The move to BigXII is sucking all the air out my lungs. And just when I was starting to get excited again. Im totally opposed.
Those ****ty red states are not getting any money from me.The B12 is competitive but it’s still the minor leagues. The P12 is trending that way but it aspires to be more. The B12 is happy being the junior league. That’s never been CU imho, even when we sucked we thought better of ourselves.
Really, what about the P12-2 tells you it aspires to be more?The B12 is competitive but it’s still the minor leagues. The P12 is trending that way but it aspires to be more. The B12 is happy being the junior league. That’s never been CU imho, even when we sucked we thought better of ourselves.