The University pays a small amount of rent as compared to the debt service it would've cost to build/refurbish the Rent (or put it on campus) and to build or refurbished 16,000 seat on-campus arena. Having no debt on its books certainly is a big plus for the Athletic Department and should...
Agreed. I've looked at the actual data on ACC vs Big12 viewership and while I understand many people thinking bigger/east coast ACC markets would deliver more viewership and value to the ACC vs the smaller metro area Big12 markets, once you take out FSU, Clemson and whatever next two you want...
There's this thing called Google and it shows:
"For the 2024-25 academic year, the Big 12 Conference distributed approximately $558 million in total revenue, with the four newest schools (BYU, Cincinnati, UCF, Houston) receiving smaller shares ($19 million) while the established members...
Stick with the program... 4 or more ACC schools will land in the SEC/BIG10. ESPN will then devalue the ACC contract, which will leave the remaining schools to have to petition for the Big12 as their tv valuations will be less than the Big12. In 2031 the Big12 payout per school is $50m (that's...
Disagree. The Big12's middle and lower tier schools are more valuable than the ACC's. So, once top ACC schools leave, the movement of the middle ACC schools to the Big12 (or some sort of merger/collaboration) would occur because ESPN will drastically reduce the ACC payouts.
Agreed on WVU and seems like the only way Kansas would get into the SEC is if they go to 22 or 24 teams one distant day (and maybe they'd still need a push by Texas and Arkansas to make it happen).
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