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[split] The Big East and the Eastern 8--an easy split
(05-04-2012 08:20 AM)wildthing202 Wrote:  Isn't the FB/BB split 70/30 at least that's what Boise wanted so the BB only schools would only be making what $3.9 million on a $13 million per year deal for teams that play both sports? Would that be correct? I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility of ESPN or someone else wanted this Eastern 8 basketball league if they got the BE tourney rights(St. John's home court) for $5-6 million a year per team. Of course it would depend on how the split went down, either the FB playing teams left on their own or the BB schools leave first would determine just who had the BE name. I would think it would be easier for the FB teams to leave on their own as a bunch of them could easily get offers(Louisville & Cincy/Rut/ND to B12, Rut/ND & UConn to ACC, etc.) from other conferences like TCU/WVU/Pitt/Syr. did thus making it easy for the BB schools to boot out the stragglers and having the BE name for themselves.

ROFL!!! Priceless... A Duke fan talking about stragglers, when they continue to take a BCS paycheck. Duke football should be FCS.
05-04-2012 08:56 AM
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(05-04-2012 09:37 AM)allthatyoucantleavebehind Wrote:  I don't think the money will be "tiny", as you say NERT, but it will be less. And with less money and so many more mouths to feed, I don't think it will maximize revenue to stay together.

How is St. John's going to enjoy those road trips to Houston? And how about that intense Georgetown SMU rivalry? Villanova vs. UCF? Wow...TV execs will be drooling to put THAT game on Big Monday.

What is a Penn State fan doing talking about basketball?
St Johns/Houston? There is a lot more basketball tradition there than if you threw Penn State into that mix. Georgetown/SMU? Larry Brown vs. John Thompson? Sounds more bankable than if either played Penn State w/ their recent HC hire from Boston U. Villanova/UCF? Considering the recent success of USF, I wouldn't be so quick to judge UCF. They've been doing rather well. UCF has been beating high major programs like UF and UConn for awhile now. This years NIT invite is a good step forward.

Again, what has Penn State done in basketball except bow down at the feet of Juan Fernandez and the Temple Owls (another Big East program) in the NCAA tourney a year ago. Of course, besides failing to mention Temple, I see you failed to mention Memphis.
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05-04-2012 12:03 PM
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RE: [split] The Big East and the Eastern 8--an easy split
Since when aren't Duke fans allowed to talk about football and PSU fans allowed to talk about basketball?
05-05-2012 07:20 PM
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