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Message: <blockquote data-quote="topdecktiger" data-source="post: 129503307" data-attributes="member: 1459051">You can’t count the $2 million and the $4-6 million. If the Big 12 forms a network, that $2 million goes away, and becomes part of the $4-6 million payout form the Big 12 network. If you try to count the $2 million AND the $4-6 million, you are counting the Tier 3 money twice.Your $8 million projection is also inaccurate, because the way you calculated it previously is not how you calculated it now. Previously, you said:$231 million split 12 ways (assuming a partner like Fox), ends up around $8 million per school, which is the number you claim. Well, that number isn’t accounting for Tier 3 rights, like you are saying now. That $8 million is strictly from subscriber fees. If you are going to claim that the $8 million comes from both Tier 3 and the Big 12 network, then your calculations were wrong, because your calculations are getting $8 million only for the Big 12 network, meaning adding Tier 3 would be over $10 million in total.The bottom line to this is, Boren made a clear statement. He said the schools were leaving $4-6 million on the table. Well, they are already getting Tier 3 money, so that’s not being left on the table. If we are discussing money that’s being left on the table, then that’s strictly Big 12 revenue. You can’t add in Tier 3 in this discussion, because that money is not being left on the table.</blockquote>

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