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Did he get the numbers?Take a bow @TheOriginalCane
Heard ND is trying it’s damnest to stay Independent, & it’s via nepotism & cronyism through two deals.
If true the Huskies are crazy, they have no leverage.
If true the Huskies are crazy, they have no leverage.
Since we're possibly heading into the final inning, I'll give my final prediction
BIG 10
- Full Share Add: Miami, FSU, and ND eventually
- Partial Share Add: 5 of Oregon, Washington, VTech, GTech, Stanford, UVA, and Cal.... I think All of these schools are deserving of at least 50% share. Cal could honestly probably be had at 25% share lol. I think all should have ability to increase their share possibly up to full based on performance.
- Future Potential Adds: A Texas and North Carolina School. Maybe try to steal some SEC flagship...
- Eventually will shift to a fully unequal distribution model, essentially creating a two or three tier Conference. Like I just can't be convinced Rutgers, Indiana, Northwestern, Illinois, Maryland, or Purdue are more valuable than Literally any school I listed above as new adds. Maybe Cal would be a toss up with them. But still they're all clearly a tier lower than the top of the conference.
SEC
- Full Share Add: UNC, Clemson
- Partial Share Add: Possibly 2 of Vtech, UVA, GTech, or NCSt. I think the SEC's contract with ESPN requires new additions to receive full shares, but idk. Maybe that's also tied to a certain amount of additions or certain schools though. IF they had to give full shares, I think the SEC would basically ONLY target ND, Miami, FSU, Clemson, UNC, and Maybe 1 Virginia school.
- Distant Future Potential Add: Louisville, OKSt, ?
If the Big 10 agrees to a scheduling agreement and allowing ND to have their non football teams in, it'll end EXACTLY like it did with ND and the ACC. Either B10 needs to say all or nothing OR get the CFP to heavily discount non P2 members....
Good luck getting B1G charter og school a lower cut or out totally.Since we're possibly heading into the final inning, I'll give my final prediction
BIG 10
- Full Share Add: Miami, FSU, and ND eventually
- Partial Share Add: 5 of Oregon, Washington, VTech, GTech, Stanford, UVA, and Cal.... I think All of these schools are deserving of at least 50% share. Cal could honestly probably be had at 25% share lol. I think all should have ability to increase their share possibly up to full based on performance.
- Future Potential Adds: A Texas and North Carolina School. Maybe try to steal some SEC flagship...
- Eventually will shift to a fully unequal distribution model, essentially creating a two or three tier Conference. Like I just can't be convinced Rutgers, Indiana, Northwestern, Illinois, Maryland, or Purdue are more valuable than Literally any school I listed above as new adds. Maybe Cal would be a toss up with them. But still they're all clearly a tier lower than the top of the conference.
SEC
- Full Share Add: UNC, Clemson
- Partial Share Add: Possibly 2 of Vtech, UVA, GTech, or NCSt. I think the SEC's contract with ESPN requires new additions to receive full shares, but idk. Maybe that's also tied to a certain amount of additions or certain schools though. IF they had to give full shares, I think the SEC would basically ONLY target ND, Miami, FSU, Clemson, UNC, and Maybe 1 Virginia school.
- Distant Future Potential Add: Louisville, OKSt, ?
Time to tell Dennis Dodd to eat a frank?
I am talking long term here. But I definitely think it's possible if not likely that say the top 36 or so Football programs in the country break off entirely. And if that were to happen the vast majority of the TV money will go with them. Leading up to that, the same way the ACC suddenly approved an unequal distribution model, the Big10 could do the same. And it'd probably work for a little.Good luck getting B1G charter og school a lower cut or out totally.
Agreed and can't wait for the Big 12 vs MEAC Challenge in 2025 so we can see Zona or Kansas face off against Dook.Big 12 would be looking pretty spooky in hoops if they add Zona #basketballschool