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I don't remember which thread it was in, but a while back there was some debate about whether or not schools make Grants of Rights (GOR) to a network or to their conference.
This article on the BIG 12 deal provides a good discussion of issue, including this:
The rumour is that each school will receive $20 million on average over the life of the 13 year deal.
Bowlsby also said they are done with expansion "unless somebody brings extraordinary cache." (a fairly obvious UConn reference there. ) So as long as ND stays home, which should have stablility at least to west.
Now when FSU here's about this deal, the ACC may have an issue and of course that starts the whole domino theory once again.
This article on the BIG 12 deal provides a good discussion of issue, including this:
That is the network's protection.Without being specific, Bowlsby said there are provisions in the new deal and an ongoing dialogue for "active issues, changing circumstances" and potential changes should there ever be league expansion and changes such as the re-establishment of a Big 12 conference championship game in football if more teams are added.
The GOR protects the conference.The deal to televise football and men's basketball through 2024-25 includes a so-called "grant of rights" by each of the league's 10 schools. That allows the Big 12 to retain the media rights and accompanying revenue of any school that left the conference.
The rumour is that each school will receive $20 million on average over the life of the 13 year deal.
Bowlsby also said they are done with expansion "unless somebody brings extraordinary cache." (a fairly obvious UConn reference there. ) So as long as ND stays home, which should have stablility at least to west.
Now when FSU here's about this deal, the ACC may have an issue and of course that starts the whole domino theory once again.