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OT: Realignment?
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As I said, I was not talking at all about ticket sales, that’s small potatoes. There is this new thing called sport’s broadcasting where you can watch a sporting event from your couch, so you don’t have to buy a ticket and drive there, and the broadcaster makes millions and millions selling ad time during the event. Everyone gets a piece. It’s really cool.
UConn won’t be there, by that time they’ll be long gone (maybe Villanova too) and the Big East’s negotiating position along with sagging ratings, will be a very very weak one.
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While that might be a good working hypothesis let’s not act like you’re speaking about things that are facts or even close to being true yet. Your making quite a few assumptions here
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What are you taking about? The venue doesn’t get the TV revenue, the league does. They cover tickets sales, which are generally sold out through all games.
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I think that what he is trying to say is that the real value is in having a national audience view games on TV and that the thousands seeing the games in person are secondary to pulling in large national numbers.
I think he’s alluding to the costs running the arena being very high. Beyond the rent of the bowl, they have to rent the production space from the facility, use the facility contracted production staff at the contracted rates (or at least pay them, while using your own), NYC taxes, etc.
I’ve heard that groups like WWE rarely turn a profit on TV tapings from MSG due to those production requirements. However it’s a cost they sometimes suck up due to the prestige of running their show from the Garden.
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The BE pays MSG. What New Deal With MSG Means For The Big East
Do you live in the Great Smokie’s? The venue can and does get a small piece of the tv revenue. Let me educate you, if I may. When ESPN use to broadcast the Big East Tournament years ago, they didn’t park a Satellite truck outside and beam the signal through the tall buildings. The Dolan family’s fiber line does that, MSG owns that fiber network. Ok so far? The league doesn’t usually get ad revenue, the broadcaster does, unless they pay for one or two 30 sec spots. Broadcasting and ad sales in sports can be very complicated, but sometimes not, it just depends on the arrangement. I know, as I used to work in the business.
Pac-12 commish once interested in Big 12 partnership
Pac-12 commissioner George Kliavkoff was intrigued by the possibility of partnering with the Big 12 before the conference's expansion feud.
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This article talks about the ACC being in danger long-term and a path forward may be to merge with the B1G or SEC if either would want them.
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What’s next for college sports in 2023? Realignment, NIL and the search for stability.
College athletics changed incrementally for a long time. And then, in the past couple of years, it has changed all at once.
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ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips’ slip of the tongue was perhaps a sign of the times in college sports.
In discussing ways to improve the conference’s revenue stream to make it more competitive with the newly expanded SEC and Big Ten, Phillips said he would do what was best “for our 17 teams.” He then caught himself and corrected it to 15 teams.
He said the ACC is exploring all options for expansion and trying to find ways to hike TV revenue to be more competitive with the SEC and Big Ten. That means doing some raiding of its own and renegotiating TV deals.
Everything is on the table. We understand what that means. We understand what that revenue means moving forward, but I will also say, as I look at the next few years, I like where we're going. But, again, the window is through '36, so we're going to have to address it, no question.
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ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips’ slip of the tongue was perhaps a sign of the times in college sports.
In discussing ways to improve the conference’s revenue stream to make it more competitive with the newly expanded SEC and Big Ten, Phillips said he would do what was best “for our 17 teams.” He then caught himself and corrected it to 15 teams.
He said the ACC is exploring all options for expansion and trying to find ways to hike TV revenue to be more competitive with the SEC and Big Ten. That means doing some raiding of its own and renegotiating TV deals.
Everything is on the table. We understand what that means. We understand what that revenue means moving forward, but I will also say, as I look at the next few years, I like where we're going. But, again, the window is through '36, so we're going to have to address it, no question.
KREST: ACC commissioner straddles line between defiant, complicit | The North State Journal
ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips’ slip of the tongue was perhaps a sign of the times in college sports. In discussing ways to improve the conference’s revenue stream to make it more competitive with the newly expanded SEC and Big Ten, Phillips said he would do what was best “for our 17 teams.” He th
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This article smells of desperation. Similar to the posters on this board who said there was going to be a bidding war between the BIG and ACC over usThis article talks about the ACC being in danger long-term and a path forward may be to merge with the B1G or SEC if either would want them.
What’s next for college sports in 2023? Realignment, NIL and the search for stability.
College athletics changed incrementally for a long time. And then, in the past couple of years, it has changed all at once.
Saying goodbye to the 'traditional' Rose Bowl: Penn State prevails over Utah as historic game enters new era
The Rose Bowl will continue to be played, but it's going to take on an entirely different look
I was at the game (my son is a senior at Penn State) - overall, it was a great experience at an iconic venue.Saying goodbye to the 'traditional' Rose Bowl: Penn State prevails over Utah as historic game enters new era
The Rose Bowl will continue to be played, but it's going to take on an entirely different lookwww.cbssports.com
Ultimately, I think future attendance will be driven by the same thing that drives attendance at every bowl - alumni proximity to the stadium. Attendance was 95,000, split roughly 2/3 Utah, and 1/3 Penn State. I saw lots of Utah license plates around town and in the parking lot but (surprisingly) no Pennsylvania license plates.
BTW - I did wear a Uconn t-shirt and shouted "Huskies" each time Utah chanted "U-tah".
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I imagine any PSU attendee who drove to the game lives a lot closer to Pasadena than Pennsylvania. Those from the keystone state most likely flew in.
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The pageantry of the Rose Bowl is hard to beat, but with the overwhelming majority of our alums living on the east coast, myself included, it's a difficult ask especially over the holidays. I did find the symmetry of playing in Rose Bowl Games 100 years apart to be pretty cool, and if not for some family health issues I would have likely gone. Glad you had a good time and give your son a "We Are" from me.
Pac-12 expansion buzz: Fresno State makes push to join
Fresno State is being active in hopes of heading to the Pac-12 or Big 12
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'Our stadium must look the part' amidst Fresno State's 'real possibility' of expansion to Power 5 | abc30.com
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Some in the Washington legislature want to guarantee the Washington Huskies are left behind.
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Conference Realignment: Bill Filed to Keep UW, WSU Together
With conference realignment back in the forefront the last 18 months across college athletics, one state is doing everything it can to keep its two major universities aligned. A bill proposed in this year’s Washington State legislative session seeks to keep Washington’s two major universities in...
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Politics' version of the poison pill. SMH.Some in the Washington legislature want to guarantee the Washington Huskies are left behind.
Conference Realignment: Bill Filed to Keep UW, WSU Together
With conference realignment back in the forefront the last 18 months across college athletics, one state is doing everything it can to keep its two major universities aligned. A bill proposed in this year’s Washington State legislative session seeks to keep Washington’s two major universities in...
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Virginia did it for VaTech to the ACC.
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I dont think so. UVA and the state of VA influenced the ACC to choose VA Tech but it was never legislation like what is being proposed in WA that would legally bind the 2 state schools together.
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I like it. I think the large state U's should stick together and keep it real. Washington, Oregon, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, they should play in the same conference. Same with Iowa, Oklahoma, etc. If life can go on for Washington State without UW, I think it's better overall if they stick together.Some in the Washington legislature want to guarantee the Washington Huskies are left behind.
Conference Realignment: Bill Filed to Keep UW, WSU Together
With conference realignment back in the forefront the last 18 months across college athletics, one state is doing everything it can to keep its two major universities aligned. A bill proposed in this year’s Washington State legislative session seeks to keep Washington’s two major universities in...