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Message: [QUOTE="bobbyinaz, post: 2683392, member: 3853"] The B1G has 2 major advantages that will likely prevent this from happening. They own 49% of their network so they actually share the revenues instead of collecting a fee. This also gives them the ability to control the content instead of being told what games to air. The other is that they have millions of alumni. I think 6 of the top 10 ranked schools by alums reside in the B1G. When the time comes to start monetizing programming to their fan bases they have more "targets" to sell to [/QUOTE]