OREGON to the B1G

Wild Turkey said:
The money is coming from the networks or the B1G members wouldn't agree to it. The B1G members aren't going to take less money to add more teams and the conference isn't going to go into debt to add teams either that would be stupid. Everyone learned from what happened to the SEC when they added aTm & SC.

It has no impact on ND as they aren't involved and they are NBC's priority so it would be incredibly stupid to rock that boat.

Now quit asking stupid questions.
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Jesus this is a dumb response, even for you

Of course the money is coming from “the networks”. My question is whether they are coming from the Big Tens existing partners or whether they got a new partner involved.
 
duckboy33 said:
Jesus this is a dumb response, even for you

Of course the money is coming from “the networks”. My question is whether they are coming from the Big Tens existing partners or whether they got a new partner involved.
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You just doubled down.

The B1G is under contract so any new additions would be under that contract so it's not like the B1G could say to their current partners you can't air an Oregon home game because they weren't in the league when you signed the contract. They couldn't bring in a new partner at this point.

Its also been reported that the other members of the B1G will not be getting a surplus with the addition so basically the B1G is adding teams at a reduced rate and the partners are paying for them at a reduced rate and the transaction will be a wash.

Once again stop asking dumb questions.
 


Imagine if Oregon stuck around at this point lol
 
MAIZEandBLUE09 said:
Man, the drama here is excellent off-season shit.
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Imagine trying to recruit kids with this going on. Usually you can sell the excitement of the season starting but instead you have this hanging over your head.
 
At least if Oregon sticks around, they can win more PAC-12 championships.

Big Ten adding more schools is just more schools to lose to Ohio State and the SEC.
 
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