ahoelsken
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Stanford fans (all 5 of them) want nothing to do with Fred's ****ty grammar.
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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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I don't know how to screen shot the above and draw a red marker on your post..... But NO.... you got a lot wrong on the post above.
Cool could you edit! If you have nothing better to do.
I am not the English major that you seek.
Tatanka has this covered. I can't steal his thunder.
(3 short sentences with capitalization at the beginning and correct punctuation at the end of each sentence.)
How's that working out for her?
For her…actually really good. (Probably until the sell the team)
We do that, Big 12 should be done in the West for the next 5 years.
Uh oh. Coug’d it.
Except for UNLV of course!
UNLV has 5 years to draw over 35k per game in that stadium while winning 8 games per year and becoming an annual Dance team.
Fresno State needs to do a massive facilities project and keep winning.
Boise State needs ID to add a million people to its population while averaging 10+ wins a year.
No one else worth mentioning.
Big12 basketball games will be insane.
JayHawk
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I know it is lower population too but just cant figure why New Mexico as a state cannot filed 1 P5 quality team. Idaho is closer but in the same low pop not quite there category. Yes I know it is mostly population but Nebraska is lower and 1 other with a decent p5 team but cannot remember.
Noooooo thank you. Bridge the gap to the east with ACC schools. Those two others just seem way too weak to take right now, no reason to do that. Take 4 ACC schools so our footprint is stronger in the southeast and we’ll be set
Pitt, Louisville, VT, NCSU, Duke (squeakyshoe conf), and Miami (if they don’t get an invite to SEC/B1G) are all better adds that are worth waiting for.
Can’t purge teams like UCF/Cinci so we should definitely stand pat without more junk
Pitt, Louisville, VT, NCSU, Duke (squeakyshoe conf), and Miami (if they don’t get an invite to SEC/B1G) are all better adds that are worth waiting for.
Can’t purge teams like UCF/Cinci so we should definitely stand pat without more junk
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ooh NCSU would be a good Big 12 fit IMO. Of the rest of those....Louisville maybe? Can't see Duke as a fit. VT either.
I just don't see what SDSU and Oregon State bring. Households and market size are not going to be as relevant in 2031 when seeking a new media deal and nobody is tuning into SDSU football. Hoops would be the only reason to add them, but they are so dilutive everywhere else. Oregon State adds no appeal either. I would hate for ESPN to force the issue so they have true PTZ content, even if at partial share as that doesn't increase anything for the rest, only to saddle the conference with those schools in 7 years.
Unless the demise of the ACC is imminent, I'd rather the conference stay at 16.
Time zone adds value with media partners because of late time slots.
This. Those teams will always be available, let’s see how the ACC shakes out.
Big 12 After Dark !
JayHawk
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Guess you guys don't exist
www.espn.com
Cal's Wilcox: Pac-12 exits 'sad,' likely preventable
Cal football coach Justin Wilcox, who played in the Pac-10 and has spent much of his career in the Pac-12, called the recent departures of five teams to other conferences "shocking, "sad" and likely preventable.
if you are traditionally a power program and you aren't currently in the big or sec, you are most concerned with being ready to elevate in 5 years when everything blows up again.
if you are a g5 who has just moved into a power conference or you desire to do, then you are spending the next 5 years trying to prove you are competitive and building out the necessary minimum infrastructure and such.
the next round will make this one look like sunday bingo.
if you are a g5 who has just moved into a power conference or you desire to do, then you are spending the next 5 years trying to prove you are competitive and building out the necessary minimum infrastructure and such.
the next round will make this one look like sunday bingo.
I’ve seen quite a few stories on cnn.
He’s been too busy
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the question is how many more rounds there will be and when the wheel spins for the last time
Good. I feel really bad for what’s happening to OSU and WSU but they bring zero value to a conference. Why would anyone in the Big12 want to split the pie with OSU? What good is moving to the Big12 if the entire conference (minus the 2 best brands) comes with? Enough.
The PAC12 (R.I.P.) finally dropped its proposed but never completed AppleTV deal, not sure the numbers make any sense:
If AppleTV sports subscription gets to 1.7 million subscribers each team gets $20-30+ million (or whatever). So would have to be a new subscription rate completely. Apple+ is currently $7 a month. At 1.7 mil thats about $12 million a month, $142 mill-ish a year, divided by 12 teams is…$12 mil per team per year. So the Apple Sports subscription would have to get to $20+ a month to cover team payments and overhead op to $30= mill, etc.
I suppose there are a couple of million PAC12 fans willing to go to $20+ a month to watch(?), but I’d have it for only 3-4 months a year. I imagine I wouldn’t be there only one. So the sub price would need to really be..what… $50 a month?
If AppleTV sports subscription gets to 1.7 million subscribers each team gets $20-30+ million (or whatever). So would have to be a new subscription rate completely. Apple+ is currently $7 a month. At 1.7 mil thats about $12 million a month, $142 mill-ish a year, divided by 12 teams is…$12 mil per team per year. So the Apple Sports subscription would have to get to $20+ a month to cover team payments and overhead op to $30= mill, etc.
I suppose there are a couple of million PAC12 fans willing to go to $20+ a month to watch(?), but I’d have it for only 3-4 months a year. I imagine I wouldn’t be there only one. So the sub price would need to really be..what… $50 a month?