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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues

SpacemanSpiff said:
You think they’re better than what we got?
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Excited Lets Go GIF by Bounce
 
BerkeleyBuff said:
MHver is a troll who knows less than nothing
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Not hard to connect the dots plus he lives in the same city where the WVU regents are headquartered plus the state capital perhaps with some leaky people. Can't hurt to know a janitor who knows someone who knows someone in the loop. If he lived elsewhere, I'd be very suspicious of him.

ESPN has until next February to lock in the rest of the ACC media rights deal to 2036 and if not, that deal expires in 2027 which means just two more seasons (25 & 26) after this season. In that case the ACC gets a new media rights deal that Stanford, Cal, and SMU will receive shares of given that those three are playing for free at least the next three years sans bowl & tourney credits.

ESPN, by not having to pay the ACC, would save over $700M per year and if each Big 12 team was to get a $15M annual increase with FSU & Clemson joining, ESPN would only need to come up with half of $240M (Fox would do the other half) to pay the current 16 B12 schools plus what Clemson & FSU would be earning. So that's about half a billion dollars annually that ESPN would be saving. Not a small amount by any means.

And don't forget TNT has that money hanging around after losing out on the new NBA media rights deal. They can just keep the ACC around in that case along with other partners. Plus the ACC's calling card is basketball.

Doing the math plus connecting the dots makes things easier to understand what could be going on.
 
Bison said:
Not hard to connect the dots plus he lives in the same city where the WVU regents are headquartered plus the state capital perhaps with some leaky people. Can't hurt to know a janitor who knows someone who knows someone in the loop. If he lived elsewhere, I'd be very suspicious of him.

ESPN has until next February to lock in the rest of the ACC media rights deal to 2036 and if not, that deal expires in 2027 which means just two more seasons (25 & 26) after this season. In that case the ACC gets a new media rights deal that Stanford, Cal, and SMU will receive shares of given that those three are playing for free at least the next three years sans bowl & tourney credits.

ESPN, by not having to pay the ACC, would save over $700M per year and if each Big 12 team was to get a $15M annual increase with FSU & Clemson joining, ESPN would only need to come up with half of $240M (Fox would do the other half) to pay the current 16 B12 schools plus what Clemson & FSU would be earning. So that's about half a billion dollars annually that ESPN would be saving. Not a small amount by any means.

And don't forget TNT has that money hanging around after losing out on the new NBA media rights deal. They can just keep the ACC around in that case along with other partners. Plus the ACC's calling card is basketball.

Doing the math plus connecting the dots makes things easier to understand what could be going on.
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No I mean he literally knows less than ****. He used to run a blog and he openly admitted he says all sorts of things on Twitter as a "social experiment" to see how people react. All he ever does is repeat what others have already said, adds a pinch of his own BS, and sits back. He's literally admitted as much. He knows nothing, and he has zero contacts.
 
Getting GT would open up Atlanta market.

Big 12 payments could hit $60-85M a year
 
Bison said:
Got to get Louisville for basketball. If it's six ACC schools, then NC State would be in assuming UNC is not coming. GT for Metro Atlanta recruiting.
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We are already the best basketball conference. Don’t need anyone else really
 
These mega conferences are dumb. We? used to play each team in conference almost every single year. Now you can go a decade before playing the same team home and away.
 
Bison said:
Got to get Louisville for basketball. If it's six ACC schools, then NC State would be in assuming UNC is not coming. GT for Metro Atlanta recruiting.
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Louisville b-ball has been relegated to the back of the bus for years...hardly relevant for at least the last decade. I was a big Louisville fan back in the day of Denny Crum.
 
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