USC & UCLA to B1G by 2024; conferences react; TV contracts thread
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I wonder why NC State changed their vote to yes. Also, poor WSU and OSU. I guess the will end up in the Mountain West.
And it just might be the entity having to foist Maryland-Charlotte and Syracuse-Purdue onto its prime time schedule, rght?
LOL ... Canzano is a Pac-12 guy. His comment is amusing, but not something a person that wants to be considered a serious journalist should tweet, IMHO
Oregon State and Washington State really got screwed with regards to how all of this played out.
I think Wazzu and Oregon State should consider joining the WPIAL.
Will smu get any TV revenue over those nine years? How will they fund the rest of their athletic department (and even their football program)?
I hate to be "that guy," but isn't Louisville a couple hundred miles closer? The map in my head says yes. Rasslin' tweeter forget?
That guy is wrong. Yes, Louisville is the closest current ACC school at just under 2000 miles. Honolulu is 2400 miles from Palo Alto. Pittsburgh, Blacksburg, and Tallahassee are all around 2200 miles. Atlanta is 2100 miles.
Yeah, the post is from a wrestling journalist. I was just having a laugh at it.
Stanford, Cal, SMU catch last train into the Power Four, but it's hardly the end of conference realignment
With four superconferences, realignment may be paused, but it's certainly not over
www.cbssports.com
NBC has the rights to Washington/MSU - arguable the best Big Ten game that weekend - and put it on Peacock. If they are unhappy with Syracuse/Purdue, it’s their own fault.
SMU has been know to have deap pocketed boosters. "Pony excess". If the boosters felt their current conference was going to be worse than ACC then make the move.
Stanford - ND will be a non conference game played annually ,with Stanford playing an additional 8 ACC games. Go figure, another win - win for ND.
OSU, Wazzu filing seeks control of Pac-12's future
Oregon State and Washington State have filed a legal complaint against the Pac-12 and commissioner George Kliavkoff, with the heart of the dispute being the distribution of the conference's remaining assets.
www.espn.com
What do the board legal beagles who are more beagley than I think?
I read a tweet, I don't know if it is accurate or not, that said that any Pac-12 member who has notified the board of their intent to leave no longer has a voting seat on the PAC 12 board. Oregon State and Washington State have sought to have that contract affirmed. It is speculated that they will unanimously vote, as the last two voting members, to pay themselves all of the remaining TV money until the leaving members are gone and are members of other conferences.
ACC unveils 7-year slate for new 17-team league
The ACC revealed its new seven-year football scheduling model as a 17-team league with new members Cal, Stanford and SMU on Monday, featuring 16 protected matchups.
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Not so fast. Did those two schools really win here? There is that little $1 billion lawsuit out there for the Power 5 conferences gaining income from using the NIL of players. If you own a P5 conference you may have to pay a piece of that judgment if the colleges lose.
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First, as I understand it, the rules of the pac-12 are that any school announcing their intention to leave has lost its voting rights. As such, there are only two schools that haven't announced their intention to leave: OSU and WSU. As such, the two of them can vote to keep all of the TV money for any time where it hasn't already been paid out.
Second, to your point, that suit would only count against money that was gained before NIL was put into effect. I really don't think that suit has much merit.
Notre Dame extends deal with NBC through 2029
Notre Dame and NBC have agreed to extend their media rights agreement, keeping Fighting Irish football on the network through the 2029 season.
www.espn.com
article says F$U to BIG within the next month....
spartanswire.usatoday.com
just a rumor but what else Yinz got goin' on? N'at.
RUMOR: Florida State working to leave ACC for Big Ten within next month
Rumor has it that Florida State will be heading to the Big Ten
spartanswire.usatoday.com
just a rumor but what else Yinz got goin' on? N'at.
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article says F$U to BIG within the next month....
RUMOR: Florida State working to leave ACC for Big Ten within next month
Rumor has it that Florida State will be heading to the Big Ten
just a rumor but what else Yinz got goin' on? N'at.
I would love that!
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