Duke would be an AWESOME get for the Big Xii! FWIW, I've been to a football game @ Duke, and it is a cool old stadium that actually hosted the 1942 Rose Bowl.
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Yep and I'd be willing to bet $100M isn't a 2024 figure. More like 2028/29.
Even today with a 4 team playoff, those games plus NY6 bring like $80M to each of the P5 conferences. So if a 12 team playoff brings $1.5-2.0B, that would be crazy money depending on the split methodology.
It was when you couldn't understand a word the associate professor spoke AND you attain drinking age that semester!!
I am going to guess he didnt graduate H.S.
I mean Vodka Sam went there so...
And She was planning on getting .341 tattooed on herself. You just never know with the Hoks.
‘Vodka Sam’ got arrested, blew a .341, tweeted about it
She tried to run onto the field during a football game, was hauled off to jail and gave an incredibly high blood-alcohol reading. Then she tweeted about her experience. Samantha Goudie is potential…
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Better put my butt plug in, wouldn’t want to get ****** in the ass.
Well I just made a post about this exactly in premium so I'll just repost my idea:
Arizona
Arizona State
Colorado
Utah
Pittsburgh
Miami
Louisville
Virginia Tech
I for sure get why someone would want Duke to come in the Big 12, but man would that feel odd. If I had to pick between them and someone of equal value I'd lean towards the other team because most others from the ACC feel like more natural picks. Duke feels very Maryland in the Big 10 like
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No, it was only hard my first semester when my prof was more interested in teaching and testing math theory than he was in teaching the calculus that was in the textbook. I retook the same class the next semester with a professor that was sane and I aced the class.
But your point also stands.
I haven't paid much attention to the ACC talk today other than speculation with big names going to SEC. Personally, I am skeptical that UNC or UVA to SEC has any legs. If money is equal, I would think they go Big10. That would be a lifeline to Maryland. Add a couple of Maryland's old ACC rivals and it polishes Maryland up a bit. Also in the SEC, UNC or UVA are just more of the same. However, in the Big10 they are different from a recruiting base.
A school I don't see on your list above is NC State. I would be curious how the TV folks value NC State vs. Pitt or Va Tech. I do like the later two as rivals for WVU.
I could see a subscription based streaming partner wanting a very large Big12/ACC/Pac12 combination. Maybe a handful of schools not making the cut. But giving fans of those 25-30 schools solid games and a reason not to tune into ESPN or Fox on Saturdays.
Bring em on! If we schedule correctly, we only play them once every 10 years!
She sure was trailer trash hot.I mean Vodka Sam went there so...
And She was planning on getting .341 tattooed on herself. You just never know with the Hoks.
‘Vodka Sam’ got arrested, blew a .341, tweeted about it
She tried to run onto the field during a football game, was hauled off to jail and gave an incredibly high blood-alcohol reading. Then she tweeted about her experience. Samantha Goudie is potential…
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To be fair Dukes, BBall program is worth double what Kansas' is. The one that KU loves to brag about it so valuable. And Louisville Bball is worth more than their Football.
While everyone knows this is about football, but its funny looking at how valuable KU thinks their Bball program is, yet it brings in less than half what Duke and Louisville does.
I would say those two might have a legitimate say that their Bball actually brings some value.
Program revenue when divided by sport.
49. Louisville BB $42M
51. Ku FB $40.5M
53. Duke FB $39.6M
57. Duke BB $37M
100. KU BB $16.5M
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Left off NC State because them and Duke just feel kinda weird in the conference. Compared them to Maryland in the Big 10 where the reasoning makes sense but seeing them actually on the field/court just feels like it makes no sense. Miami I think is an easy and obvious take both money wise and to give UCF a more natural rivalry. I feel like Louisville, Pitt, and VT are probably similar to NC State in revenue and also have more natural rivalries. Pitt and VT are 2 of West Virginias big rivals and Louisville has the Big East tie in against WVU and Cincy. Then Miami and VT have also been playing each other forever across the Big East and ACC.
