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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 132123497" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Every game of every BIg 12 school falls under the conference TV contract except for 1 game each school retains for their third tier outlet, unless the conference and school(s) involved agree to a deal to give up another game ( UT has to compensate the conference if they want a second game on the LHN until they are gone as an example).&nbsp; But that doesn’t provide additional revenues for BIg 12 schools in OOC games.In those games— like WVU at Pitt, basically you exchange a home game for a home game.&nbsp; You compensate lower level schools for playing only on your home field.&nbsp; WVU will get a home game from Pitt for that visit to Pitt.I think the conference/ schools may get a bit more money for those big kickoff classic type events but thats probably just travel money for the schools involved.&nbsp; There really are few of those for the BIG 12 to date since WVU has been in it— WVU played in most of those I think— I.e. against TN in Charlotte or Alabama in ATL.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 132123497, member: 1428007"] Every game of every BIg 12 school falls under the conference TV contract except for 1 game each school retains for their third tier outlet, unless the conference and school(s) involved agree to a deal to give up another game ( UT has to compensate the conference if they want a second game on the LHN until they are gone as an example). But that doesn’t provide additional revenues for BIg 12 schools in OOC games. In those games— like WVU at Pitt, basically you exchange a home game for a home game. You compensate lower level schools for playing only on your home field. WVU will get a home game from Pitt for that visit to Pitt. I think the conference/ schools may get a bit more money for those big kickoff classic type events but thats probably just travel money for the schools involved. There really are few of those for the BIG 12 to date since WVU has been in it— WVU played in most of those I think— I.e. against TN in Charlotte or Alabama in ATL. [/QUOTE]

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