That's okay, I have NFL weight, just the wrong kind in the wrong places.
Oh, and between my recent foot surgery and bad knees I don't know if I could run 40 yards right now so your time is impressive.
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Oh, and between my recent foot surgery and bad knees I don't know if I could run 40 yards right now so your time is impressive.
That's heroic of you.
If they’re only willing to pay a small number for the $EC, their offer won’t be better for the P12.
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beware the habu
Can you draw faster?
CBS made an offer for around $300m/year, which ESPN beat, so it wasn’t a small offer. ESPN/ABC has all the SEC, FOX is about to close on exclusive BIG rights, so CBS is either out on CFB or they can look at Pac 12
ESPN offered $300 million per year.
CBS only offered $55 million per year.
Good job by the players.
If Coach Maile had been one to allow his religious beliefs to intrude on the fair and equitable treatment of the players in the program I very much doubt that they would have had the unanimous support of those players.
Amazing that a college administrator, the school president none to less, could make a comment as religiously biased as this and continue to keep that position. Show's how out of touch these administrators really are.
No one knows what CBS offered. Your figure is what CBS has been paying for several years.
That’s what they currently pay. CBS made a $300m offer late 2019 but walked away when ESPN came over the top
SEC Football Leaving CBS After 2023, Likely For ESPN/ABC
www.sportsbusinessdaily.com
Obligatory:That’s what they currently pay. CBS made a $300m offer late 2019 but walked away when ESPN came over the top
SEC Football Leaving CBS After 2023, Likely For ESPN/ABC
I am just going on what this SI article says, which seems to be consensus.That’s what they currently pay. CBS made a $300m offer late 2019 but walked away when ESPN came over the top
SEC Football Leaving CBS After 2023, Likely For ESPN/ABC
Inside SEC's 10-Year Deal With ABC Starting in 2024
In four years, there will be no more SEC on CBS. The broadcasting rights to its marquee matchups are heading to ABC.
www.si.com
BTW, if the $EC left for a small difference, I would be surprised.I am just going on what this SI article says, which seems to be consensus.
Inside SEC's 10-Year Deal With ABC Starting in 2024
In four years, there will be no more SEC on CBS. The broadcasting rights to its marquee matchups are heading to ABC.
He wants to bring a championship to allbuffs
Well, that article states $55m is the deal they struck a couple decades agoI am just going on what this SI article says, which seems to be consensus.
Inside SEC's 10-Year Deal With ABC Starting in 2024
In four years, there will be no more SEC on CBS. The broadcasting rights to its marquee matchups are heading to ABC.
I am just going on what this SI article says, which seems to be consensus.
Inside SEC's 10-Year Deal With ABC Starting in 2024
In four years, there will be no more SEC on CBS. The broadcasting rights to its marquee matchups are heading to ABC.
That article does not say that CBS' offer was $55 million.
Clearly, ESPN offered more, but CBS definitely offered more (probably a lot more) than $55 million.
The deal announced yesterday only pertains to a certain number of games.
I'm torn. Sure it may be a good thing for the Utah State players to do but doing this punishes the csu team and the seniors who won't most likely ever play football again.
I saw that, but it looks to be more than what CBS could handle?
Everyone can come back next year if they choose to and the School wants them back
Certainly, but I do not think it necessarily means CBS is ready to get out of P5 football altogether.
We're really only talking about the first choice of each week and the championship game moving, right? CBS would be silly not to try and fill the spots, and the Pac 12 needs to figure out how to get there.
The article does say ESPN’s offer was a shade over $300 million.
The $300 million number refers to ESPN’s final price. Even if CBS offered $150 or $200 million, it still doesn’t make sense for the P12 to sell for less, which would likely net an offer that’s much less than what they offered the $EC.
I understand your point and would add punishing the fans who pay for the program to exist.
Unfortunately the president is the one who put them in this position. The problem has been ongoing at the school involving an equipment manager who used a racial slur and did not face discipline as a result.
Now you have a university president voicing clear concerns about a coaching candidate specifically because he is of Polynesian decent and because he is a member of the LDS church. There is no indication that either of those things have ever resulted in discrimination against a player or anyone else in the program and would indicate that the president is the one with a problem of discrimination.
In a year in which we have seen BLM as a major point in every state and on campuses nationwide with the conferences making a point to support cultural changes against discrimination these players are simply standing up for the values they and many others have previously professed in supporting the BLM movement.
In my view not only are the statements from the president immoral they are illegal as civil rights law makes it a violation to discriminate based on race or religious belief, she did both.
Sweet! Stupid, stupid playcall.
Nebraska game or wrong thread?