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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 129504534" data-attributes="member: 1428007">You are still incorrect in your erroneus comparison.You dont know what the Big Ten got in market in 2013 or exactly what that market was.&nbsp; You claim 20 million but thats just entire states.&nbsp; In PA for example, philadelphia paid around $.10 per subscriber for the BTN for years.&nbsp; They didnt get $1.00 per subscriber there, and undoubtedly there were other areas youd consider BTN areas where the rate was lower. RU wasnt in the Big Ten in 2013 so whatever they get in NJ/NY is unrelated to 2013.&nbsp;&nbsp; In out of market areas also, some places they undoubtedly did not get the rate of $.20 per subscriber.And as mentioned you dont know their ditribution to schools or to the conference or expenses.The numbers I put out for the BIG 12 are low.&nbsp;&nbsp; There are more subscrbers in the BIG 12s extraneous regions such as NYC if UConn were added, and DC, Baltimore and Pittsburgh where WVU and others have large alumni bases.But the addition I showed in the hypothetical model--contrary to what you claim --is accurate and Boren told everyone how much more BIG 12 schools will get- from $4-$6 million they dont get now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 129504534, member: 1428007"] You are still incorrect in your erroneus comparison. You dont know what the Big Ten got in market in 2013 or exactly what that market was. You claim 20 million but thats just entire states. In PA for example, philadelphia paid around $.10 per subscriber for the BTN for years. They didnt get $1.00 per subscriber there, and undoubtedly there were other areas youd consider BTN areas where the rate was lower. RU wasnt in the Big Ten in 2013 so whatever they get in NJ/NY is unrelated to 2013. In out of market areas also, some places they undoubtedly did not get the rate of $.20 per subscriber. And as mentioned you dont know their ditribution to schools or to the conference or expenses. The numbers I put out for the BIG 12 are low. There are more subscrbers in the BIG 12s extraneous regions such as NYC if UConn were added, and DC, Baltimore and Pittsburgh where WVU and others have large alumni bases. But the addition I showed in the hypothetical model--contrary to what you claim --is accurate and Boren told everyone how much more BIG 12 schools will get- from $4-$6 million they dont get now. [/QUOTE]

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