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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 129505786" data-attributes="member: 1428007">No, again $6.6 million is not what WVU gets for tier 3 television rights.  Here's all the items included in that $6.6 million<a href="http://www.wvusports.com/page.cfm?story=23722&cat=exclusives">The 12-year agreement, guaranteed to pay to WVU more than $80 million over 12 years, plus revenue-sharing opportunities over the length of the partnership, includes management of local game broadcasts and coaches’ shows for radio and television; publications such as media guides and schedules; digital platforms including social media and web sites; corporate sponsorships; at-event promotions and game day hospitality; stadium and venue signage including scoreboards and ribbon boards; and advertising in university-owned and leased athletic facilities.</a>But the discussion  is referring to just the management of local game broadcasts for television--NOT all the other amounts.  It's not known exactly what portion of the $6.6 million was just for television for WVU because the university doesn't release that info --but its not the entire amount--closer to half that amount.But, right now schools in the Big Ten or SEC have networks, and if they get say $5 million or $7 million for an SECn or BTN share--that is ONLY tv product.  Its a combination of games that would be tier two and tier 3.But these schools can also sell coaches shows for radio, publications such as media guides and schedules, digital platforms, corporate sponsorships; at event promotions and game day hospitality; stadium and venue signage including scoreboards and ribbon boards; and advertising in university-owned and leased athletic facilities.In the BIG 12, the tv contract pays for tier one and tier two and then tier 3 is school controlled.  The LHN is tier 3 school controlled content as an example.  WVU and TCU receivedf $23 million last year from the BIG 12.</blockquote>

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