Everyone alright with this
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Probably need 20 x 4, and have your 8 division winners play for the title. Of course, that would never play out, particularly since, on paper, SEC may have 5 or 6 of the top 8 teams in the country in any given year.
Don't need 80 teams obviously, but you know how left out teams will file numerous lawsuits. Fact is though, there's really only maybe 12-15 teams who really have a shot at a title in any given year. I've never understood why programs making up the current G5 wouldn't want to have their own deal, but this thing will ultimately push them there.
Don't need 80 teams obviously, but you know how left out teams will file numerous lawsuits. Fact is though, there's really only maybe 12-15 teams who really have a shot at a title in any given year. I've never understood why programs making up the current G5 wouldn't want to have their own deal, but this thing will ultimately push them there.
For now. This leaves the B1G in a bad position so they have to wait on the two conferences
But ESPN owns the ACC. People in the PAC don’t feel the same about their conference as do people around the country. They think they are in position to stay together
We could see something else happen in the near future
But ESPN owns the ACC. People in the PAC don’t feel the same about their conference as do people around the country. They think they are in position to stay together
We could see something else happen in the near future
B1G is just fine. They really don't need to do anything, but if they wanted to stink up the outhouse further, they could always pick up six PAC teams in Washington, Oregon, USC, UCLA, Stanford, and Colorado. Maybe that's the problem solver for the 8 that took it up the hind. Leftovers from Big XII (less WVU) combine with PAC 12 leftovers. Decent conference if you ask me. Maybe add Boise to the mix.
That is what people were trying to make happen at FOX
As bad as people think Texas is….
Stanford is on another level. Texas learned a lot by dealing with Stanford.
This is for Michigan as well because they do something similar. Controlling athletic revenue is one thing but controlling academics is another.
Those schools aren’t leaving Stanford and Stanford has no reason to leave
I'm going to have to wait and see what Greg Jacobs has to say. He said last night he's been talking with people in the know, and that he's been talking to these people for the last couple of years about the whole thing.
We could both maybe learn a few things, once Greg Jacobs logs on and begins to share insights.
FOX executives been in communication with USC/UCLA since last week.
Not going anywhere.
Problem now is that PAC doesn’t trust FOX. FOX/ESPN have been attempting to erode the conference for years.
They have a huge TV deal coming up that includes streaming everything.
Stop trolling, TrollVanZandt. The B1G is currently leading the pack in total TV revenue, and is the second best football conference in America. The conference currently in a "bad position" is the Big 12, and you know it, but are doing your typical spin job to avoid accepting the obvious.
SEC just kicked them in the face and put their fist in the B1G’s *******
B1G is out chasing USC/UCLA
Pac 12 is weird. They ultimately don’t care about college athletics.
B1G should just bow to Texas/Oklahoma. They still have a chance
B1G is out chasing USC/UCLA
Pac 12 is weird. They ultimately don’t care about college athletics.
B1G should just bow to Texas/Oklahoma. They still have a chance
So, now you pretend to root for the $EC? Nobody believes you, as usual. You're truly the worst troll on here. Remember when you posted that USC was going to the Big 12? I do.
Just reality.
B1G has been chasing Texas/OU for years but the entire time they were in bed with ESPN
LHN was great. Wasn’t it.
Now you know why ESPN was paying for that. They invested a lot of money into this
Also invested a lot of money into UNC as well
B1G has been chasing Texas/OU for years but the entire time they were in bed with ESPN
LHN was great. Wasn’t it.
Now you know why ESPN was paying for that. They invested a lot of money into this
Also invested a lot of money into UNC as well
Only Townes could see the B1G leading the nation in revenue, and then attempt to keep a straight face by telling others they're hurting.
Can't make it up!
Can't make it up!
You're full of ****, as always. Here's reality:
Total revenue (2020):
- Big Ten $768.9 million
- SEC: $728.9 million
- Pac-12: $533.8 million
- ACC: $496.7 million
- Big 12: $409.2 million
You can now put 75% of the revenue of the Big 12 with SEC
Well over a billion dollars.
There isn’t any other option except beg those PAC 12 schools
But they aren’t coming
Well over a billion dollars.
There isn’t any other option except beg those PAC 12 schools
But they aren’t coming
Fox only has to toss another $138MM into the B1G coffin, and the per team revenue will be equal. We both know though, that the B1G will also be over a billion. Those two will rake in a majority of the available revenue, at the expense of the eight schools Texas and Oklahoma hung out to dry. As I said, November 21, 2021 isn't going to be pretty.
Unless the PAC 12 schools give in
But then there is the ACC and ESPN can control what schools go to the SEC and what ones go to the B1G because of the ACC Network
Those Connecticut Yankees actually are pretty smart when it comes to business
But then there is the ACC and ESPN can control what schools go to the SEC and what ones go to the B1G because of the ACC Network
Those Connecticut Yankees actually are pretty smart when it comes to business
So FOX will just give schools extra money they aren’t earning
FOX has one choice
Bend over for Texas/Oklahoma or it is game over
What's most idiotic about the fake Texas' fans posts is that the Board's most insufferable troll hasn't figured out yet that the B1G can still exist and make huge bucks, whether Texas and Oklahoma join the $EC or not. The $EC has been the best football conference for many years, but the B1G has continued to back up the proverbial Brinks truck.
You aren’t seeing the chess board
You can wait until ESPN/ACC network ends
By then the gap will be so huge that it could be too late
Go research ESPNs new SEC deal
They have a huge payday coming up
You can wait until ESPN/ACC network ends
By then the gap will be so huge that it could be too late
Go research ESPNs new SEC deal
They have a huge payday coming up
You're the only one bending over for Texas and Oklahoma, and the Vaseline is out of stock at your Family Dollar.
Once again, you're too simple to see that the B1G can still exist and make huge $$$ regardless of what the SEC does. You haven't been paying attention for the last decade or are just trolling because the Texas/O.U. dry **** is too painful for you to endure.
You attended Marshall; I didn't. That's why you're chronically unemployed and regularly post on message boards at 3:00 a.m.G5 conference
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If the B1G has only won 3 major NC since 2000 and now are behind the SEC big time
They are a G5 conference. That is what you will be hit with for the next 10-15 years
The Big 12 will likely end without ever having won a College Football Playoff Game...let that sink in, clown.
Last PAC team could be Houston and not Baylor or TCU
Personally I always thought Houston was a better long term partner so I’m with you on this one if Big expands and doesn’t get ND to budge.
There's too many scenarios to consider and at some point you just gotta let the cards fall, but one very refreshing thing I've noticed during this recent expansion discussion is that it seems nearly universally accepted that WVU should he the ACC invite.
I think the wind is blowing in the right direction for WVU...
I think the wind is blowing in the right direction for WVU...
Might have something new later tonight. There is a mad scramble going on that’s for sure.
Yep you’re right. Big may or may not do anything. They have zero pressure to move fast and still hold the cards. They are the one’s getting the calls. Not the other way around.
That may or may not be true but my post really was regarding WVUs need to land on their feet in a strong ACC.
And it would take two invites, Clemson and FSU, not one to threaten the ACC.
Your hyperbole regarding Big is way off TVZ. The calls are coming to them including a University that I know very well.
UNC is the most valuable property in the ACC
Not close
UNC will end up in the SEC. Matter of when.
Especially considering the academic partnership that is now going on in the SEC. You have 4 very powerful public schools
Not close
UNC will end up in the SEC. Matter of when.
Especially considering the academic partnership that is now going on in the SEC. You have 4 very powerful public schools
FSU has about 2 more seasons before it becomes Nebraska 2.0. Clemson to the SEC would end the ACC.