Im hoping the big east schools make more then 8 million per year the next big east contractNotre Dame gets a 20% share or 8million or 2x what UConn gets in the BE
Im hoping the big east schools make more then 8 million per year the next big east contractNotre Dame gets a 20% share or 8million or 2x what UConn gets in the BE
Keep hopingIm hoping the big east schools make more then 8 million per year the next big east contract
We need to be talking about this with all of the p4 leagues. There is no future in the Big East. Thanks for saving us from the AAC but the league is not built for the long haulIf we were guaranteed 4-5 football games a year as an Indy you just upped your Indy status to a step below p4 I would go BB only to the B12 or ACC . UConn has not shown the ability to cut a deal
I would think this is the case. I think big east is gonna get left behind. This isn’t gonna end well for any schools but affiliated with football programs. And, don’t for a minute think that the basketball powers need UConn basketball to be good. They don’t care.I assume Yomark offered us the same deal as Gonzaga.
Perhaps Benedict is trying to negotiate full membership down the road who knows.
Big East is not getting left behind. Yormark thought basketball was a good opportunity for growth, but the Big 12 has diluted basketball by adding UCF, BYU, Arizona St., Utah, and Colorado. So, adding Gonzaga can offset some of that. That said, does anybody think Gonzaga will be Gonzaga in the Big 12? Of course not. BTW, the 4 new ads to the Big 12 currently are 1-8 in conference football games.I would think this is the case. I think big east is gonna get left behind. This isn’t gonna end well for any schools but affiliated with football programs. And, don’t for a minute think that the basketball powers need UConn basketball to be good. They don’t care.
They would just as soon never come to storrs again.
I disagree. It’s a top 2 basketball league in the country and has won a slew of national titles over the past 25 years. It’s not going anywhere, and with basketball getting more revenue expect Fox to pay more.We need to be talking about this with all of the p4 leagues. There is no future in the Big East. Thanks for saving us from the AAC but the league is not built for the long haul
We need to be talking about this with all of the p4 leagues. There is no future in the Big East. Thanks for saving us from the AAC but the league is not built for the long haul
That would mean the difference between staying or going would be an additional $4 million. Better, still not great. For what it's worth, isn't the next biggest contract estimated to be worth about 8 million per school?Notre Dame gets a 20% share or 8million or 2x what UConn gets in the BE
I think you are being naive e here. This isn’t just about basketball. Big east is a niche sport conference. Like hockey east.Big East is not getting left behind. Yormark thought basketball was a good opportunity for growth, but the Big 12 has diluted basketball by adding UCF, BYU, Arizona St., Utah, and Colorado. So, adding Gonzaga can offset some of that. That said, does anybody think Gonzaga will be Gonzaga in the Big 12? Of course not. BTW, the 4 new ads to the Big 12 currently are 1-8 in conference football games.
I wish you were right. I just do not see it.I disagree. It’s a top 2 basketball league in the country and has won a slew of national titles over the past 25 years. It’s not going anywhere, and with basketball getting more revenue expect Fox to pay more.
No inside info- but I happen to think after Zaga signs to the b12 the heat goes right to UConn to bring all but football and hockey to the b12.I wish you were right. I just do not see it.
Here is thing. If UConn doesn’t jump, would St John’s, would Gtown, will Nova to an acc, big 12 looking to own hoops in a new world order?
Guys. It’s coming.
Well reports are Zaga would get $2. So no, we wouldn't take that deal. Travel is a little worse and more expensive. But $10m + a scheduling arrangement for football (sort of like the ND deal), I think we'd take that.No inside info- but I happen to think after Zaga signs to the b12 the heat goes right to UConn to bring all but football and hockey to the b12.
If we don’t take it they will then go to SJU, Gtown or perhaps Nova.
Football stays independent for now. I think the only question besides dollars and cents is if football can have a narrow path to the b12 if we ever meet some performance requirements.
Hope to be wrong. Don’t think the smoke starts for us until after Zaga makes a deal.
What if we were to win five or six football games this season? Would that change our candidacy for the ACC or B12?
No. Individual seasons don’t matter.What if we were to win five or six football games this season? Would that change our candidacy for the ACC or B12?
Look how much money basketball brings in vs. hockey and that will answer your question. Can’t go Big 12 or ACC, we’ll end up like Syracuse.I wish you were right. I just do not see it.
Here is thing. If UConn doesn’t jump, would St John’s, would Gtown, will Nova to an acc, big 12 looking to own hoops in a new world order?
Guys. It’s coming.
Syracuse had a coaching problem, not a conference problem.Look how much money basketball brings in vs. hockey and that will answer your question. Can’t go Big 12 or ACC, we’ll end up like Syracuse.
Our football team is not desirable for any conference, we’re on the best path forward right now until things change dramatically.
You can be included and left behind at the same time. This is how they like to rig things. With the NCAA out of the picture, the SEC and B1G are going to do their best to limit participation from smaller conferences and isolate those conferences when it comes to OOC matchups. They will put the screws to us when all that money is available to them.Big East is not getting left behind. Yormark thought basketball was a good opportunity for growth, but the Big 12 has diluted basketball by adding UCF, BYU, Arizona St., Utah, and Colorado. So, adding Gonzaga can offset some of that. That said, does anybody think Gonzaga will be Gonzaga in the Big 12? Of course not. BTW, the 4 new ads to the Big 12 currently are 1-8 in conference football games.
I have not seen this # anywhere but on the boneyard.That would mean the difference between staying or going would be an additional $4 million. Better, still not great. For what it's worth, isn't the next biggest contract estimated to be worth about 8 million per school?
Does that make it any less true?I have not seen this # anywhere but on the boneyard.