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RE: Plausible Routes to a 4x16 Power Conference Alignment?
No one is taking anyone just to get to some magic 4x16 number. It makes no sense. Conference revenue appears to be peaking, so going forward having less mouths to feed is going to be worth more than expanding the footprint to capture carriage fees.

Now that the B1G and SEC are in the $40+M per team payout, ACC $33+M after 2019, any new teams added need to bring that much value. Only UT, OU, and ND offer that. If you're going to add 2 teams, both need to be close to the per-team payout. OU and OSU together would make no sense since they both share the same markets and carriage fees.
06-13-2017 10:50 PM
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