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MGGopher reacted to matt's post in the thread We've got Grey Duck beer sales for NIL, meanwhile...University of Utah nearing landmark private equity deal expected to generate $500 million with
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If Utah is getting $500 million then it seems to me there is a bubble. The TV contracts and ticket prices can only get so big before... -
MGGopher reacted to upnorthkid's post in the thread We've got Grey Duck beer sales for NIL, meanwhile...University of Utah nearing landmark private equity deal expected to generate $500 million with Like.
i assume if they're going the private route, they're no longer going to go the route of collecting taxpayer money for anything related...
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MGGopher reacted to Unregistered User's post in the thread Notre Dame Schadenfreude thread with Like.
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I don’t think anyone has said Notre Dame owes the Pop Tart Bowl anything. Most comments seem to be anti Notre Dame because of their...
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The BYU thing is interesting to me. I know the Big 12 is not viewed as a good football conference but the team had 1 regular season...
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I completely understand the ND hate, but IMO they were playing really good football and had a chance to win the title. This year, I...
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Notre Dame has 2026 College Football Playoff assurance and the schedule is embarrassingly favorable Notre Dame athletic director Pete...
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MGGopher replied to the thread Is 2025 when College Bowls Die?.You know what might be WAY more fun than random bowl games and likely draw even more eyeballs on TV? Conference crossover games. After...
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Listen. I'm retired. I think there should be one or two bowl games a day from Christmas to New Years. I got nothing else to do.
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Maybe not yet?
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Indiana and tOSU was the only game I watch this past weekend in entirety and had some buddies over to do so. The rest of the games I...
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I think the bowls and ESPN want them to continue. The issue I see is more and more teams opting out going forward
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They already have a process for figuring out which teams are next in the pecking order if there aren't enough 6-6 teams. Bowl games...
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ESPN literally owns and runs the bowls (not figuratively, they literally own and run them). And ESPN makes gobs of money televising...
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As long as ESPN and others are paying to put them on TV, they will continue. If the TV money stops flowing then they are no longer...