You are the embodiment of perfection. Please forgive me for having a presence before your eyes.Yes, its pretty amazing all right.
You are the embodiment of perfection. Please forgive me for having a presence before your eyes.Yes, its pretty amazing all right.
didn't villanova just win 2 chips in 3 years playing in the big east, which is not a P5?
how much more relevant can you get? why are you doubting their athletic departments long term viability?
if you're claiming their bball team is an outlier then please explain how their other teams have suffered or are failing since joining the new big east e.g. baseball, lacrosse, soccer, track, golf, swimming, etc. and the womens teams.
We have 22 championships, are considered a blue blood in basketball by many, especially with a historic women's program, and have a very strong market.
God Almighty.
Women's basketball does not matter at all. We could win every year for the rest of time it does not matter.
Basketball will never get us to a power conference. That’s already been proven when the Big12 wanted nothing to do with us coming off a 4th national championship in 20 years. You better pray like hell football gets better, because that’s the only sport of relevance in CR.
ECU is total garbage. Would love to kick them outCan we kick out ECU and bring in Boise State? Seems like that could help tv money.
Does men's basketball matter at all? We won 4 of those and it made no difference.
Yeah well guess what..P% games against Big 12 or Big 10 schools would put 40000 plus in the seats.And, even if football gets better (still not going back to the 9-3 days...), you'd better work like heck to get 40,000 people in those seats. That's ALL that matters to the P5 conferences!
1. A grant of rights involves schools signing over their rights to their own TV money to the conference for a set term, making it effectively impossible for universities to leave for another league.
2. The AAC’s current seven-year, $126 million package with ESPN expires in 2020. A new deal could be three to four times higher, but only if the top AAC schools commit to stay in the conference
3. a network will pay big bucks to a conference that includes ucf, usf, houston, cincy, and memphis. however, they will not pay big bucks to a conference that might only include uconn, temple, tulsa, tulane, wichita, ecu and navy.
4. because if and when the big programs leave the aac, no one will be watching aac games anymore. poof there go the ratings and advertising money along with it.
ESPN has always had contract language to drop the payout when teams leave.
Anybody care to recap the last 10-12 pages or so? You guys figure anything out?
Anybody care to recap the last 10-12 pages or so? You guys figure anything out?
Nah, I think Europe with tuition rates that AREN´T outrageous will become the next hot spot. Actually, they arleady kind of are for many people from outside Europe with an education (the top Euro-schools) that is comparable to the top places in the states at a fraction of the cost. And you actually spend a decent amount of time in the classroom per week too. Not this 3 or 4 hour, 4 days per week nonsense. Plus many Euro-schools don´t make students take these pointless core classes they completed already in HS. Those who are forward thinking and ready to save will apply to European schools. Germany is even free for non citizens I think, or maybe that was Sweden. Finland has the best EDU model in the world, the world is passing the states by in many respects: EDU, public transit, workers rights, etc. Sorry but true.
umm. first of all i was only answering the question about why a GOR can increase the amount of money the network is willing to pay. second of all no one's is going to sign it anyways so it's a moot point.
Anybody care to recap the last 10-12 pages or so? You guys figure anything out?
Oh, I see, jumping in here like this, we’re talking about European tuition rates. I’m curious now how this relates to UConn and a potential AAC GOR. Time to go back in time message board style I guess.Not that it matters one bit, but the Europeans spend a lot less time in the classroom. Like once a month for some classes.
The smart posters on here want to go back to the Big East. The not so smart posters on here want to stay in a bad conference because they believe someday our 1 win football will take us to the promised land.Anybody care to recap the last 10-12 pages or so? You guys figure anything out?
Oh, I see, jumping in here like this, we’re talking about European tuition rates. I’m curious now how this relates to UConn and a potential AAC GOR. Time to go back in time message board style I guess.
The smart posters on here want to go back to the Big East. The not so smart posters on here want to stay in a bad conference because they believe someday our 1 win football will take us to the promised land.
Oh, I see, jumping in here like this, we’re talking about European tuition rates. I’m curious now how this relates to UConn and a potential AAC GOR. Time to go back in time message board style I guess.