Just meant they are a guaranteed pay day at an exact amount through the end of the current contract.
Big 12/ Pac 12 Merger (keep all the teams)
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What does that TV contract look like? Yikes. Sometimes you’re better off pulling the plug on the vent. PAC needs to get their Angel wings.
Agree...say the new PAC 10 contract comes in at $300M a year...$30M per team...are SDSU and Boise worth $30M per year...nope. Now your new contract is $340M a year...~$28M per team...why would the 4 corner schools, not to mention Oregon and Washington, even sign up for that.
It’s not really adding up for anyone other than Stewart Mandel and Jon Wilner. They are using fingers and toes while everyone else is using a TI-85.
Damn good calculator right there.
They (the two new schools) would need to agree to take less. Get the amount they are additive to the gross.
Godshonest truth i have had a TI-85SLR since 1988 and it got me thru 5 semesters of calc. Still on my desk at work, used it yesterday.
Love me some reverse Polish notation. Taking CF to a new level of fan website!
And it sounds like Washington and Oregon are going to push for unequal revenue sharing, meaning other schools would drop even lower. I cannot imagine a scenario where the 4 corner schools would make within $5 million/year of what they'd get in the Big 12.
If projections for the next PAC media deal are right, the PAC could maaaaaybe come up with a model to get 2-3 schools close to Big XII/ACC money.
Washington, Oregon and Stanford are probably going to demand a bigger cut. If the Big XII is serious about even two of the four corner schools, there’s probably not enough money in the PAC to keep everyone home.
My personal preference would be Big XII + 6 Pack.
I want nothing to do with Cal and Stanford and both of them are on the record as never being a part of a Conference with BYU, TCU, and Baylor. WSU and OSU bring absolutely nothing our 12 with the other 6 is a strong Football and Basketball Conference
I want nothing to do with Cal and Stanford and both of them are on the record as never being a part of a Conference with BYU, TCU, and Baylor. WSU and OSU bring absolutely nothing our 12 with the other 6 is a strong Football and Basketball Conference
This article that showed up from "Sooner Wire" made me laugh a bit. Basically says to take Oregon, Washington, Colorado, ASU, Arizona, Utah, and... SMU. I'm all for the first few, but I'll take a hard pass on SMU (unless it's a swap for Baylor).
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SMU would be duplicative since Big 12 already has TCU and Baylor within 1.5 hours of Dallas. Seems like Memphis (with Fed Ex money?) would be a better option, but they probably wouldn't add enough value in the near future.This article that showed up from "Sooner Wire" made me laugh a bit. Basically says to take Oregon, Washington, Colorado, ASU, Arizona, Utah, and... SMU. I'm all for the first few, but I'll take a hard pass on SMU (unless it's a swap for Baylor).
7 teams the Big 12 should target in next round of college football realignment
Conference realignment is a story that never ends, and with the Big 12 considering expansion, here are seven teams they should consider.
I never quite understand this "memphis has fedex money" take. Fedex doesnt give that much,do they? Its not Phil Knight or TBoone level of funds or passion.
I dont see how they are ever a take unless you REALLY need an even number, and a large even number at that. Like 32.
I dont see how they are ever a take unless you REALLY need an even number, and a large even number at that. Like 32.
Smith gives like 4 MM to the conference. That’s a nice donation, but you don’t take a school over a couple hundred thousand per school.
We do not promote anymore G5 schools. Take other P5 schools to build us up and knockdown other P5 conferences. The less upper level competition the better for ISUs chance to remain in the future power conference (s) when they break from the NCAA.
