ahoelsken
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What realistic candidates, Hanky?Probably Ohio State, LSU, and Notre Dame.
Quit asking stupid questions.
What realistic candidates, Hanky?Probably Ohio State, LSU, and Notre Dame.
Quit asking stupid questions.
Oh relax it's a Dave chappelle jokeThere's a gal in Livermore...
GoR is the leverage piece.No network is going to offer any conference a big deal without a guarantee that the conference is going to stay in tact. They would have to build something into the contract that would give them leverage. With the last round of TV deals coming to an end and new ones on the horizon, there is a lot of volatility as teams try to position themselves. Once new deals are in place the music stops and you’d better have a chair.
Not to be a pumper, but that is an unfair statement to the 2016 team.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
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
The point was that the conference is so weak that it had to invite UCF just so it could have a conference championship game.What realistic candidates, Hanky?
Not to be a pumper, but that is an unfair statement to the 2016 team.
Won’t touch it. The grant would be well over a billion. If you don’t know how GoR works, take a seat.You're right I don't. Pretty sure $300 million a year would solve it tho
Again, no clue if this is fake news…
you@hawg1 had a number on 247 of something like $2.25B for three schools to leave the ACC. Not sure where he got those numbers from though
I estimated TV rights to be 60M per year for 12 years that that would grant to ACC. That’s 720M x 3 teams departing. That’s 2.25B ish. Honestly 60M is probably low.@hawg1 had a number on 247 of something like $2.25B for three schools to leave the ACC. Not sure where he got those numbers from though
The Big XII has had a conference championship game for several years with ten members. Without UCF, the Big XII would be at... eleven members.The point was that the conference is so weak that it had to invite UCF just so it could have a conference championship game.
That's probably fake too.So right now, the B12 has extended offers to six P10 schools.
He doesn’t understand GoR.You think they are gonna get $300m/year from the SEC? GTFOH.
Yep. I did 60 for 12 years for 3 teams.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.
Some snippets here and there.Is there anything worthwhile in the last 8-10 pages?
Is there anything worthwhile in the last 8-10 pages?
Have not read the actual contract. And if I did, not sure how useful my input would be. Just read some articles. But I agree - it's no joke. Too many parties on a bargained-for agreement for a court just to throw it out.@Hank you read ACC GoR? It’s pretty thin. As I’ve mentioned before, staples interviewed lawyer who thinks there are four paths for a challenge, including some legal holes.
It’s gonna take balls for Clemson (or some group) to challenge it in court.
@hawg1 had a number on 247 of something like $2.25B for three schools to leave the ACC. Not sure where he got those numbers from though
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.
OmG, which one is it!?Won’t touch it. The grant would be well over a billion. If you don’t know how GoR works, take a seat.
Please. You act like legal documents are written in Latin. Him channeling my inner grandpappy, let me guess, it executes using some higher standard of law, say copyright? Does the acc get Clemson s title to the house? Lol, transparentHe doesn’t understand GoR.
I wonder what happened to Utah? I can’t believe that BYU really kept them outThis is so damn entertaining
Perfect gif for the SaltyMalt?OmG, which one is it!?
Please. You act like legal documents are written in Latin. Him channeling my inner grandpappy, let me guess, it executes using some higher standard of law, say copyright? Does the acc get Clemson s title to the house? Lol, transparent
I showed my math. Twice. I said 60 was likely low.OmG, which one is it!?
Please. You act like legal documents are written in Latin. Him channeling my inner grandpappy, let me guess, it executes using some higher standard of law, say copyright? Does the acc get Clemson s title to the house? Lol, transparent
I know I have been a bit snarky, but you are out of your element, Donny.OmG, which one is it!?
Please. You act like legal documents are written in Latin. Him channeling my inner grandpappy, let me guess, it executes using some higher standard of law, say copyright? Does the acc get Clemson s title to the house? Lol, transparent