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Message: [QUOTE="jostar1, post: 5287130, member: 1737"] In the Ross Dellenger article linked to in the key tweets thread, he states: "The latest example was a recent clandestine call that several ACC and Big 12 school presidents and high-ranking athletic administrators held with leaders of a private-equity backed super league. The call, earlier this month, was had without the involvement of ACC and Big 12 commissioners and was the second such Big 12-ACC joint meeting since December with those from Smash Capital, a venture capital firm proposing a [URL='https://Post original url/3TYO8QC']super league model that features a $9 billion promise of cash infusion[/URL] to college sports. The ACC and Big 12 schools are not alone in their foray into this world. While they are against these super league ideas, both the SEC and the Big Ten are exploring a private equity or private capital infusion. Big Ten administrators received presentations last week at their spring meetings from four firms jockeying to purchase a piece of the conference. SEC officials are using Goldman Sachs, a multinational investment bank and financial services company, to further examine the concept." Flugaur talks about this in his video. He says that he was told some of the deals that the Big12 was looking at were going to include UConn because those firms are all New York companies with New York money. I hope he is right because we need something to push us over the finish line. Starts at 1:19:08. [MEDIA=youtube]fwMKi986BJQ[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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