Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell.

[huskymedic]

Big 12 Distributes $558 Million To Member Schools - KSL Sports

The Big 12 Conference announced its distribution for the 2024-25 academic year. It was a record amount again for the league.

kslsports.com

 

[Drew]

 

[jostar1]

This is discussed here:

 

[huskymedic]

Big 12 Distributes $558 Million To Member Schools - KSL Sports

The Big 12 Conference announced its distribution for the 2024-25 academic year. It was a record amount again for the league.

kslsports.com

 

[CL82]

How the heck can Rutgers be running up a $70 million deficits if they make $61.5 million in conference distributions annually? Note that that $70 million deficit is after an annual school contribution of $28.6 million. So somehow their athletic program is $98.6 million in the hole, after getting $61.5 million a year in conference distributions alone, never mind, ticket, sales, sale of merchandising, rights, etc.

 

[Kolumbo]

How the heck can Rutgers be running up a $70 million deficits if they make $61.5 million in conference distributions annually? Note that that $70 million deficit is after an annual school contribution of $28.6 million. So somehow their athletic program is $98.6 million in the hole, after getting $61.5 million a year in conference distributions alone, never mind, ticket, sales, sale of merchandising, rights, etc.

NJSU is the rich kid who not only does zero with his head start, but manages to blow every opportunity handed to him, other than the associates degree he purchased from the nearby community college. found this courtesy of an orange rutgers dumpster fire thread

 

[Husky92]

NJSU is the rich kid who not only does zero with his head start, but manages to blow every opportunity handed to him, other than the associates degree he purchased from the nearby community college. found this courtesy of an orange rutgers dumpster fire thread

Even the BIG10 needs to have someone at the bottom!

 

[CashewCrew]

NJSU is the rich kid who not only does zero with his head start, but manages to blow every opportunity handed to him, other than the associates degree he purchased from the nearby community college. found this courtesy of an orange rutgers dumpster fire thread

UConn football, as bad as we've been in this stretch, has beaten multiple ranked teams. We just do more with less. Rutgers will always do less with more.

 

[Ldandy]

NJSU is the rich kid who not only does zero with his head start, but manages to blow every opportunity handed to him, other than the associates degree he purchased from the nearby community college. found this courtesy of an orange rutgers dumpster fire thread

They're born on third base, celebrate like they legged out a triple, and are immediately picked off by the pitcher on the next play. That is the entirety of Rutgers Football from the 1980's to present day.

 

[noeynox]

UConn football, as bad as we've been in this stretch, has beaten multiple ranked teams. We just do more with less. Rutgers will always do less with more.

Houston and Liberty. Anyone else?

 

[UCONNJACK]

Houston and Liberty. Anyone else?

South Florida in 2007.

 

[CashewCrew]

Houston and Liberty. Anyone else?

Those were the two I thought of

 

[WrenchFan69]

Is this the end of the WAC? Going to be down to 5 schools, and I could certainly see more departures.

 

[noeynox]

South Florida in 2007.

NJSU is the rich kid who not only does zero with his head start, but manages to blow every opportunity handed to him, other than the associates degree he purchased from the nearby community college. found this courtesy of an orange rutgers dumpster fire thread

Since 2014 was the reference. UConn has beaten other ranked teams prior to that. Louisville under P comes to mind.

 

[jostar1]

 

[Kolumbo]

Let the record show that it looks like even DePaul is taking in about 60% of what UConn earns, which is about 50% too much.

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

Since 2014 was the reference. UConn has beaten other ranked teams prior to that. Louisville under P comes to mind.

Liberty in ‘23 and Houston in ‘15

 

[WrenchFan69]

Let the record show that it looks like even DePaul is taking in about 60% of what UConn earns, which is about 50% too much.

I wonder how the Big East tournament revenue compares to other conferences. Clearly the tournament with the most juice; I wonder if that turns into more revenue.

 

[Drew]

 

[huskymedic]

Is this the end of the WAC? Going to be down to 5 schools, and I could certainly see more departures.

Get ready for even more mid-major conference realignment

After a quiet Spring, June could be full of action. Plus a hiring announcement!

www.extrapointsmb.com

 

[shizzle787]

Get ready for even more mid-major conference realignment

After a quiet Spring, June could be full of action. Plus a hiring announcement!

www.extrapointsmb.com

Interesting that the SoCon is not so quietly open to expansion. Solid mid-major league that is one of the more stable in the country.

 

[huskymedic]

Friday’s news dump:

 

[shizzle787]

Friday’s news dump:

Wow. It has finally happened.

 

[huskymedic]

 

[Hamms30]

without collective bargaining and central organization, how does this work? Students aren't part of union that collectively agrees to any terms for the benefit of all college athletes. The enforcement agency all along has been the NCAA and we've seen where that's gotten us. Lawsuit after lawsuit lost and more and more toothless they've become.

 

[huskymedic]

 

[CTBballfan243]

without collective bargaining and central organization, how does this work? Students aren't part of union that collectively agrees to any terms for the benefit of all college athletes. The enforcement agency all along has been the NCAA and we've seen where that's gotten us. Lawsuit after lawsuit lost and more and more toothless they've become.

They need to setup a system where every sport is tracked separately. If your sport makes money the student athlete makes money. If your sports team loses money then the loses get shared at the same percentage between the school and the athlete that the profits are shared.

 

[Kolumbo]

This is awesome! gimme the condensed version

 

[AZHuskiePop]

Let the record show that it looks like even DePaul is taking in about 60% of what UConn earns, which is about 50% too much.

Thats under the old contract UConn’s Big East Revenue
is probably at least $11,000,000 range
My complaint to the Big East is we’re not compensated for a women's program that has ratings higher than some Big East men’s programs.

 

[CL82]

Thats under the old contract UConn’s Big East Revenue
is probably at least $11,000,000 range
My complaint to the Big East is we’re not compensated for a women's program that has ratings higher than some Big East men’s programs.

Big East 2024 revenue by team: