Rutgers still isn't getting a full share, and won't until 2027.
we will see.
The media has to make-up weekly clickbait on this topic. They really don't care that the PAC-12 is stiffing everyone on actual information. They'll just make it up. "Sources say"
The media has to make-up weekly clickbait on this topic. They really don't care that the PAC-12 is stiffing everyone on actual information. They'll just make it up. "Sources say"
Big 12 also put out a bunch of trash earlier on, letting it be known if school X was talking to the league.
There won't be much to actually know until it is announced.
But the punch line will be that the current 10 schools, at least, will be in the PAC for the next few years. No one is leaving, no point.
The PAC is embarrassing themselves. Said it before, negative press everyday and week after week goes by with no deal. FAIL.
He’s also from WA State, so there is also some wishful thinking there.
What would the PAC’s representative on the CFP Executive Board know about anything, amiright??
So, you don’t think the President of Washington State is hoping the Pac doesn’t lose anymore high profile schools? He better be hoping, praying, and working his ass off so they don’t.
You are, of course, correct. WSU and OSU stand the most to lose by the PAC falling apart.
Like other PAC school officials have said, they prefer to, but it depends on the media contract $$. The longer it goes without a media contract the less likely it stays intact. B1G would certainly jump in and entice some schools to jump.
But at a discount.
Maybe, maybe not. The contract has revenue elevators. But to your comment, $10 million more a year adds up quickly.
I think Petitti said as much. Can't lower the revenue of existing members. And they asked already and were turned away. Maybe when the ACC blows up here in the next 5yrs and we need a round number.
I feel like it's going to happen sooner than folks might think and the B1G will be the destination. Big 12 new contract is reported to be around $32 million per year per school. That's what PAC 12 is hoping for as well. B1G could beat that substantially, even with less than full shares.
I'm shocked that the head of a broadcasting company thinks the future is broadcasting
If that is the final figure, some schools will definitely look to move before it is signed. Stay tuned. Pun intended.
Same issue with ACC. And FSU/Clemson/Miami are already getting upset by it. The penalty/lawsuit to get out of GoR will soon become worth it.
Do you disagree with that?
Supposedly it is "just a matter of when, not if" ESPN takes its entire operation to a standalone streaming platform (like ESPN+ is now) that you have a separate monthly billed account.
I believe I get my apps through Roku so I am paying one at a time to go along with my YTT and the "free" ESPN+ I get with my Verizon phone service.
They won't? Cause everyone I know under the age of 60 does. Some of us are smarter and share though that won't last much longer.
Fair response. I'm not aware of what subscription aggregation services Roku provides, but that probably is a smart thing for them to offer.
The more fractured it gets, the more total people subscribe to at least one thing. That I buy, since $15/mo for just Netflix is well cheaper than cable/sat/YTTV.