ESPN, Fox Open Discussions for Next Big 12 Deal
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Wonder when the PAC commissioner pulls him aside and tells him that he's doing more harm by getting expectations up. Once their contract is announced and not what Mandel has suggested, people are going to be upset. It doesn't matter if it's better than they deserve, they'll just see it is less than they've been told it would be.
That whole thing out there is an asshat carnival. Let that **** burn.
I'll be surprised if it isn't really close to ours. Give or take a couple million. PAC's issue will be getting a GOR signed to support it.
Their number may be close to ours, but Oregon and Washington are going to jump when the eventual offer from the Big 10 comes.
Then you add the expected 15M increase for the playoff expansion, puts it at 65M.
An offer could be close overall but would they have an even distribution? Could the GOR be a stumbling block? Oregon was reportedly not for a long grant.
The PAC isn't dead, but they have more moving pieces.
The Big 12 was formed by fire. The league is full of schools in lockstep
$15m per team seems high. That's over $1B per year for 11 games. And that'd be a $1B increase over the current playoffs and NY6 games that'll go away.
I agree....what I'm saying is there will be a deal on the table close to ours, but it will require a GOR which a few schools will refuse to sign.
He’s already including that.
That is what everyone has been predicting. It is what they are using as a number when they show the huge B1G numbers and SEC numbers. They show 15M expected increase from the playoff, to get them to that 100m number.
This isnt my made up number this is what everyone out there is using for calculations of future values, once the new playoff numbers take effect.
Great news, considering the doom that was predicted not too long ago. If the PAC 12 doesn't come through with a bigger deal than they're really worth, I feel good about adding some schools to that.
No hes not. This is about a 9.6M per year increase for us as we sit. We got 41.2M last year. Add the 9.6M to 41.2 = 50.8M, Before any increase to Playoff money.
Not without USC, UCLA, and potentially Oregon and Washington, they're not.
And certainly not without Arizona, ASU, Utah, and Colorado.
KidSilverhair
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I've tried to see if this is clarified anywhere but can't find it. I tend to be on the side that it does not include it, since we still are not 100% sure what the expanded playoff is going to be
Yormark isn’t going to stop until he can span the Mountain Time Zone IMO
