Also, the report was that we'd get 4 football games a year against Big XII teams, which would completely change our schedule as an independent, would help recruiting and would likely have increased home attendance. If it was $15m and 4 games that easily makes financial sense.The number I saw talked about for the big 12 was 15 M for us. That's less than a half share. That would make an increase of 9 million a year, actually probably more, but that's a convenient number, so that our $15 million exit fee would've been been paid in two years.
Keep in mind that that doesn't take into account the potential receipt of college football playoff money, a full share of which would be worth $15 million on its own. Granted we certainly wouldn't be entitled to that prior to 2031, but we would be on a path to attain it.
Nobody has answered this.I don't know if we're going to have a choice. When revenue sharing kicks in we will have to put all of that towards basketball. How will we compete in football without real dollars coming in from a conference and CFP money?
what tipped you off?
UConn technically has football but it certainly has brought zero success to our basketball program. You can say the same for Kansas, Duke, Kentucky, Nova, UNC. The overwhelming majority of basketball national championships are won by the basketball schools.If they cut football they are gonna halve the athletic department budget and it will affect basketball, tremendously.
How many ncaa champions last 50 years didn’t play football?
Outside of Villanova and UConn (1999) no other program that isn’t in top tier football has won since 1984.
I think that is what is annoying many here including myself is that the bar for football as far as what the fans demand and what would facilitate a Big 12 invite is so low and yet the football program keeps tripping over it.Show me where the $15mm was a firm number. All I saw were a handful of wild ass guesses on what we would receive.
The figure I used in my example was the figure from the post I quoted.
One significant reason that I am not currently on the ledge many from this site are currently occupying is that I did not view this round as make or break for our programs. If we improve football we will be fine. If we don't, we won't. Spending the next half dozen years under our current situation is not materially different than if we received the partial B-12 invitation.
If this is true then Benedict fumbled bad. Hopefully it’s not or wildly blown out of proportion. If not. This is very bad. Like go find a new job bad.
I never said it was a firm number, I just said it was the number that I was seeing thrown around.Show me where the $15mm was a firm number. All I saw were a handful of wild ass guesses on what we would receive.
The figure I used in my example was the figure from the post I quoted.
One significant reason that I am not currently on the ledge many from this site are currently occupying is that I did not view this round as make or break for our programs. If we improve football we will be fine. If we don't, we won't. Spending the next half dozen years under our current situation is not materially different than if we received the partial B-12 invitation.
Especially if the football admission in 2031 was conditioned upon specific spending criteria, the obtaining of which would be entirely in our control.Also, the report was that we'd get 4 football games a year against Big XII teams, which would completely change our schedule as an independent, would help recruiting and would likely have increased home attendance. If it was $15m and 4 games that easily makes financial sense.
If this is true then Benedict fumbled bad. Hopefully it’s not or wildly blown out of proportion. If not. This is very bad. Like go find a new job bad.
It’s a fake account. Lol.Considering his tweet included a grammatical error...even more hilarious
Those schools enjoy the money their football brings in.UConn technically has football but it certainly has brought zero success to our basketball program. You can say the same for Kansas, Duke, Kentucky, Nova, UNC. The overwhelming majority of basketball national championships are won by the basketball schools.
If this is true then Benedict fumbled bad. Hopefully it’s not or wildly blown out of proportion. If not. This is very bad. Like go find a new job bad.
Especially if the football admission in 2031 was conditioned upon specific financial criteria, the obtaining of which would be entirely in our control.Also, the report was that we'd get 4 football games a year against Big XII teams, which would completely change our schedule as an independent, would help recruiting and would likely have increased home attendance. If it was $15m and 4 games that easily makes financial sense.
If this is true then Benedict fumbled bad. Hopefully it’s not or wildly blown out of proportion. If not. This is very bad. Like go find a new job bad.
This is a fake account. Same thing as the Simon Charles NFL “reporter” account. It's just a troll account. People buy the premium Twitter thing so they can get a blue checkmark and fool people into thinking they’re real reporters. I guess it works sometimes…
But ya, fake account. Ignore it
We won’t be the only ones in the hurt locker. Let some other schools cut it and we can benefit.
If Wyoming can field an FBS team then Connecticut can.
Yeah… he’s farming.
It's almost like tou don't know what is a troll account and what is its function.The more he spews this stuff the uninformed he shows himself to be. In desperate need to get attention
Rob Reinhart is not a real person. It's a fake name and fake account created by a troll.The more he spews this stuff the uninformed he shows himself to be. In desperate need to get attention