ahoelsken
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Well its not going to shock me if he's correct-we have one bidder during this exclusive window. FOX has already passed-and no, I didn't get that from him.
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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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Right now, the most compelling argument that I can make for going to the Big 12 is that it would be good for the hoops program, especially if the chards come along. Based solely on football, I’m still having difficulty finding a good reason to leave.
No that was Nebraska. KU & ISU are the lone AAUs from the B12 after Texas leaves.
a couple clarifying points— we don’t really know what the pac is worth now and that means it is probably worth negotiating to find out. And, we don’t really know what other bidders might be truly interested because of the exclusive window— that is probably also worth finding out. the pac may indeed be expanded to include g5 schools or perhaps others if it adds value. Still a lot of data to run down.
stanford, cal, wsu, and osu seem to be highly incented to hold the pac together. UW and UO appear to be currently incented to hold the pac together for now. this is why i mentioned before that i think we are going to see things slow down a bit until everyone sorts out their best options and that appears to be at least a month or more.
if the sec swoops in and tries to expand west or something or some other big cataclysmic event occurs, then maybe everyone starts reevaluating more quickly including the big. But, for now, i don’t expect any big news for awhile.
stanford, cal, wsu, and osu seem to be highly incented to hold the pac together. UW and UO appear to be currently incented to hold the pac together for now. this is why i mentioned before that i think we are going to see things slow down a bit until everyone sorts out their best options and that appears to be at least a month or more.
if the sec swoops in and tries to expand west or something or some other big cataclysmic event occurs, then maybe everyone starts reevaluating more quickly including the big. But, for now, i don’t expect any big news for awhile.
He’s talking about the $3B deal over 10 years the SEC signed w ESPN a couple years ago, but I’m 95% positive that’s for their game of the week package or something that’s replacing the $55m/year deal they had w CBS.
End of the day, he has no clue what he’s talking about
Same warning I gave to hank—- settle down a bit.
ISU is not an AAU school
That must be a product of roughly $68,000,000 annually x 13 years x 3 teams.
I don't think it would be that high. The ACC would accept a lower amount. But I wouldn't be surprised if AD revenue is substantially lower over a ten year period for an ACC team that exits.
The MaltAssault guy has no idea what he is talking about. And he made me feel a bit uncomfortable when he asked if he could see my penis.
No I got that part. Knew nothing about the details of a GOR but it's meaning was self evident.
You got to the point tho, there aren't any rules in this cfb business anymore. What's ESPN going to do if Clemson moves to the SEC, not televise their game against bama? THE ACC SAID SOOOO! Please. What's the ACC gonna do? Tell ESPN to sue them, physically stop them from playing games? A civil suit would be the only thing stopping Clemson. To that my point, they'd laugh all the way to the bank
Sorry didn't see this until after last post. Will do
BerkeleyBuff
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Nobody gets into the SEC without ESPN driving it.
You still don't ****ing get it.
Right? I mean, it's so off putting when someone thinks they need to ask and can't show a modicum of patience.
Medford M.
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One of the biggest colleges in the country with great recent success in football and basketball, located in a hotbed of recruiting.
I don't think you actually know what you're even trying to argue.
Speculated by whom? I don't really doubt those numbers so much, but I've just very little actual sources or actual numbers thrown around.
Yeah I get that, but I don't really get the rush to jump into a conference of teams nobody wants. That doesn't feel like a great long term plan? Like, nobody in the B12 will ever jump because they aren't appealing to anyone. Yet we want to ditch UW/UO for them because UW/UO might dip for the B1G if they can
I mean that is where the money will come from as far as I can tell, just seems weird to me to rush to ditch them considering that
The only thing I've seen on that is
some of the B12 schools definitely perform ok, but Oregon killed it compared to the B12. The B12 added a bunch of schools down in the P12 ****ty viewership range. And that was with an all time great year for the B12 and a pretty terrible one for the P12. And some schools like Stanford scored oddly well.
I'd imagine TV people would want to go back several years and at least form an opinion based on more than just the last year.
Idk, seems like a lot of nostalgia with the B12 like mfers don't remember empty ass KU stadiums or empty ass Okie St stadiums or empty ass Baylor stadiums
the former fox exec talked about the Pac estimations. Can’t remember about the Big18. Could have been random internet “insider”
I do. The Big 12 is a second-rate conference. And UCF is lucky to be included in it.
ahoelsken
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Sorry that was extremely poorly worded. The SEC. They have two contracts with espn
Long enough to know I just caught my second dub. You've now said for yourself: it's questionably enforceable and buyout is possible.
I'll do it for free chicken!
Thisuniversityisf’ed!
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So I guess we’re out of legit info and we’re having a dick measuring contest now? Alrighty. Carry on.
Nothing strikes home how ****ed this situation is and how few options we have solely because CU hasn't put together a decent football team together in the last 20 years. I mean if we could at least be a 6-8 win team most years maybe the B1G would even take a glance at us. But nope, Karl mother****ing Dorrell
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I refuse to measure any dicks until @Hank gets me my purple soda