Not shocked but the fact that North Carolina isn’t mentioned but Miami and FSU were is very odd for whoever this source is
I’ve never gotten the UNC thing, take academics out the equation now the football train is rolling.
Not shocked but the fact that North Carolina isn’t mentioned but Miami and FSU were is very odd for whoever this source is
It’s more than that. The big 10 presidents are interested in spending some of their raise to get Berkeley as a Big 10 brand and peer. Maybe it doesn’t happen but there is definitely interest. And all Pac schools max valuation is when in the BIG tooB10 needs schools close to USC and UCLA so that makes Cal and Stanford more valuable in the B10 than they are in the P12.
Stanford to the Big 10 checks a lot of boxes. Location, Academics, Research, ND draw, Prestige. etc. Cal not as much, but more than they do for the Big 12. And I think Cal and Stanford have tied themselves together similar to what USCLA and ORWA have.It’s more than that. The big 10 presidents are interested in spending some of their raise to get Berkeley as a Big 10 brand and peer. Maybe it doesn’t happen but there is definitely interest. And all Pac schools max valuation is when in the BIG too
Cal to the Big 12 is just another mouth to feed
The BTN carriage fee premium for in market schools could also be a reason why the Bay Area is attractive to Big10. Same reason why Rutgers and Maryland were added.B10 needs schools close to USC and UCLA so that makes Cal and Stanford more valuable in the B10 than they are in the P12.
Good timing with the PAC12 ESPN offer likely leaking the next few days. Corner 4 you listening?
Explain to me why, if there are other PAC schools the b1g wants, they wouldn’t do it all in one fell swoop.McMurphy isn’t MHver.
Warren isn’t going to name schools at the press conference. If you need Warren to go on record as to the next targets to believe it, good luck
Everything takes time. I am sure they had worked on things with USCLA for several weeks/months as well as with Media partners on how much the deal would be with and without them.Explain to me why, if there are other PAC schools the b1g wants, they wouldn’t do it all in one fell swoop.
While I agree with this take completely, in another sense Warren did them a favor. At least they know where they stand, rather than having a false sense of security.
Tell me the last time a P5 conference raided another P5 conference, then a few weeks later went back for more. What you’re saying doesn’t make any sense.Everything takes time. I am sure they had worked on things with USCLA for several weeks/months as well as with Media partners on how much the deal would be with and without them.
Then when adding them, you have to see what everyone else's reaction is. What does ND do, what does ORWA do, what is the value of ND and just Stan, what is the value of just ORWA. What if they take the 4 now and then ND comes in 4 years.
Everything is a balancing act. And I am sure they had not dealt with some of them before they announced USCLA, and wanted to see what happened after that point. Then it takes a while to work out the next move.
People think everything happens instantly because the moves seem to be really fast for USCLA and OUT but we just heard about them in the last minute after the deal was done.
The State of North Carolina is a very nice growing market.I’ve never gotten the UNC thing, take academics out the equation now the football train is rolling.
Personally I agree with this take. However the Cali schools approached the big ten with an ultimatum not the other way around. So it’s possible they made the immediate move and then are going to pick up the rest after it happened. With a media rights deal expected this week or very early next I wouldn’t be shocked if realignment was out off for a bit but their could be language written in the contract for a couple specific schools to add. Won’t know for sure until the deal is released.Tell me the last time a P5 conference raided another P5 conference, then a few weeks later went back for more. What you’re saying doesn’t make any sense.
While I agree with this take completely, in another sense Warren did them a favor. At least they know where they stand, rather than having a false sense of security.
Why would it be in a week or two? I think the BIG comes for more pac teams but maybe not until next summer. We’ll only know they are done if the pac signs a media deal with a grant of rights.Tell me the last time a P5 conference raided another P5 conference, then a few weeks later went back for more. What you’re saying doesn’t make any sense.
Stanford to the Big 10 checks a lot of boxes. Location, Academics, Research, ND draw, Prestige. etc. Cal not as much, but more than they do for the Big 12. And I think Cal and Stanford have tied themselves together similar to what USCLA and ORWA have.