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It makes sense if there's no offer from the B10
Taking $10M less than a Big 12 spot and playing behind a streaming paywall doesn't make sense.
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It makes sense if there's no offer from the B10
I'm not convinced the b12 isn't just a slightly better G5 conference at this point. They're made up of mostly the best G5 teams over the last 15 years or so plus some basketball schools. I think there's a reason Oregon and Washington would take lower pay from another conference.Taking $10M less than a Big 12 spot and playing behind a streaming paywall doesn't make sense.
A little sillier than Northwestern and Ohio State receiving the same payment. I'm sure Northwestern receives the same viewership numbers that Ohio State does when both play a common opponent like Purdue.Am I correct in thinking the B1G is saying to Oregon and Washington ... "We'll take you on, but we're going to pay you half of what we're paying Rutgers"?
Lol. What a slap in the face.
As is with the current school rosters the PAC is not a greatly superior league to the Big 12 with Oregon and Washington in it. TCU and Cincy have recent playoff appearances.I'm not convinced the b12 isn't just a slightly better G5 conference at this point. They're made up of mostly the best G5 teams over the last 15 years or so plus some basketball schools. I think there's a reason Oregon and Washington would take lower pay from another conference.
A little sillier than Northwestern and Ohio State receiving the same payment. I'm sure Northwestern receives the same viewership numbers that Ohio State does when both play a common opponent like Purdue.
And I typed both sentences with a straight face.
As is with the current school rosters the PAC is not a greatly superior league to the Big 12 with Oregon and Washington in it. TCU and Cincy have recent playoff appearances.
Net to the P2 everyone else is a G5 conference for the most part.
I don't know how things work in Oregon, but WSU has been in very bad financial state in recent years and there is pressure not to let WSU fall to a lesser conference and further fall behind on sports income.Agreed. Signing this Apple deal just doesn't make sense for anyone besides Stanford, Cal, OSU, and WSU
If the Pac stays together, a couple good additions solidify them again. I don't think the same thing is true in the B12 -- the B12 really has no big name teams. They have some teams that have had recent success, but the value of those teams is pretty low....see someting like this: College Football Value RankingsAs is with the current school rosters the PAC is not a greatly superior league to the Big 12 with Oregon and Washington in it. TCU and Cincy have recent playoff appearances.
Net to the P2 everyone else is a G5 conference for the most part.
How many years has it been since a PAC team showed up?Did Cincy show up to their CFP game?
I don't know how things work in Oregon, but WSU has been in very bad financial state in recent years and there is pressure not to let WSU fall to a lesser conference and further fall behind on sports income.
There are many factors weighing in for the BOR beyond just what is best for the schools football program. There is for sure pressure from the governor's office.
There are no additions to get and if the PAC streaming deal is accurate then what they have is only going to deteriorate at an accelerated rate. At least the B12 will have exposure on the networks.If the Pac stays together, a couple good additions solidify them again. I don't think the same thing is true in the B12 -- the B12 really has no big name teams. They have some teams that have had recent success, but the value of those teams is pretty low....see someting like this: College Football Value Rankings
The first B12 school on this list shows up at #29, then #30. Washington checks in at #19. The next one for the B12 is now Colorado at #38.
So they just have a lot of pretty low value teams in the conference.
This is getting hard to follow -- so it's back on?
I think there are. The ACC is about to explode. The SEC is for sure taking FSU and CLemson the instant they have a chance to.There are no additions to get and if the PAC streaming deal is accurate then what they have is only going to deteriorate at an accelerated rate. At least the B12 will have exposure on the networks.
If the B1G takes OSU and Wazzou that will be the greatest gift to the SEC that they ever got.They were just talking about that on Dan Patrick. There may be huge pressure on Oregon and Washington to take the Beavs and Wazzou with them. Doubt the B1G has any interest in the other 2 schools.
How many years has it been since a PAC team showed up?