Oregon, Washington, fla state and Clemson to b10?

[Fat Koko]

What would be the source of the $90 million?

This afternoon, Brian Fonseca at nj.com reported a $50 million payout in his article on B1G expansion.

"Big Ten schools, by comparison, will receive a minimum of $50 million a year from its latest eight-year, $8 billion media rights deal, in which games mostly appearing on linear television — CBS, Fox and NBC. The expectation is that the payout grows annually."

https://www.nj.com/rutgers/2023/08/...g-pac-12-quartet-have-started-per-report.html

Brian's B1G media deal details clash with ESPN's numbers. ESPN reports a 7-year, $7 billion deal, but with payouts of $80 million to $100 million.

Big Ten completes $7B deal with Fox, CBS, NBC

The Big Ten has completed a new seven-year media rights agreement with Fox, CBS and NBC that is set to bring in more than $7 billion to one of the nation's most powerful athletic conferences.

www.espn.com

Hard to know what to believe in the business of college sports.

 

[Mikemarc]

This afternoon, Brian Fonseca at nj.com reported a $50 million payout in his article on B1G expansion.

"Big Ten schools, by comparison, will receive a minimum of $50 million a year from its latest eight-year, $8 billion media rights deal, in which games mostly appearing on linear television — CBS, Fox and NBC. The expectation is that the payout grows annually."

https://www.nj.com/rutgers/2023/08/...g-pac-12-quartet-have-started-per-report.html

Brian's B1G media deal details clash with ESPN's numbers. ESPN reports a 7-year, $7 billion deal, but with payouts of $80 million to $100 million.

Big Ten completes $7B deal with Fox, CBS, NBC

The Big Ten has completed a new seven-year media rights agreement with Fox, CBS and NBC that is set to bring in more than $7 billion to one of the nation's most powerful athletic conferences.

www.espn.com

Hard to know what to believe in the business of college sports.

ESPN says “eventually” 80 to 100…

Right now it’s 50..Both reports can be accurate