? How much is too much?Gonzaga wanted too much money. My understanding is the Big 12 is no longer discussing adding them.
I’m not sure why the presidents would say no to, what would be, the best academic school in the B12.For the moment, forget the TV $/exposure.
If you are a Big12 President, with geographic and cultural ties to the traditional “western” Mid-West, you have just added four schools from Florida, Ohio, Utah and, (OK) Texas. Not long ago you added West Virginia as your eastern outpost.
What do your schools have in common with New England?
A UConn grad, I want Big12 membership. But it won’t surprise me if their ADs say yes, while the Presidents say no.
If the basketball tournament didn't fund the NCAA operations, basketball would be a much more profitable sport than it is right now. And, people have downplayed the value of basketball TV rights and Yormack see that. So, I don't think it's a crazy idea to try to separate the media contracts for football and basketball.Yormark is not the only one thinking this way. There is a decent good chance that football and basketball will be decoupled at some point. It really depends on how streaming content is sold directly to consumers. There are a lot of ways this can go.
If you know all this, why don’t you know when the announcement is happening?Gonzaga wanted too much money. My understanding is the Big 12 is no longer discussing adding them.
No idea.? How much is too much?
That's up to Colorado.If you know all this, why don’t you know when the announcement is happening?
If Aliens get revealed before we end up in a P5 conference then we are officially in the weirdest timeline
How can you be so sure this is going to happen if Colorado hasn’t made up their mind?That's up to Colorado.
I never said it was going to happen. I said Colorado joins the Big12, UConn will be 14. I don't know which way Colorado is leaning.How can you be so sure this is going to happen if Colorado hasn’t made up their mind?
Hoping the CO BOR means something is happening. It is so confusing bc Flugar still has us behind AZ, ASU and Utah.That's up to Colorado.
None of those schools are leaving the PAC. And even if they did, the Big 12 is only taking 3 more western schools with BYU.Hoping the CO BOR means something is happening. It is so confusing bc Flugar still has us behind AZ, ASU and Utah.
The Colorado board meeting says "legal advice on a specific matter - athletics operations"None of those schools are leaving the PAC. And even if they did, the Big 12 is only taking 3 more western schools with BYU.
Forget all that. Yormark can sell ice to Eskimos.For the moment, forget the TV $/exposure.
If you are a Big12 President, with geographic and cultural ties to the traditional “western” Mid-West, you have just added four schools from Florida, Ohio, Utah and, (OK) Texas. Not long ago you added West Virginia as your eastern outpost.
What do your schools have in common with New England?
A UConn grad, I want Big12 membership. But it won’t surprise me if their ADs say yes, while the Presidents say no.
Can't seem to sell UConn as a standalone addForget all that. Yormark can sell ice to Eskimos.
I mean... it would be weird for them to add any single team. I'm sure they want to keep the numbers even. If you just take us and the PAC-12 sticks together then what do you do, take SDSU?Can't seem to sell UConn as a standalone add