(12-21-2018 01:25 PM)HHOOTter Wrote: (12-21-2018 12:26 PM)33laszlo99 Wrote: (12-19-2018 12:41 AM)Attackcoog Wrote: But only in the Big 12 is the disparity so extreme and the financial incentives so promising for the top programs.
EGGxactly.......
Who controls da' Big 12?
Shorthorns & Little Bloomers
Why would they give that up?
The other 8 Big 12 teams "hang' on OU/Tex coattails
But don't forget,
Kansas "Blueblood' B-ball $$$$ is a HUGE Big 12 asset
Easily a Top 5 school in NCAA B-ball revenue alone
IF Big 12 donimo's began 2 tumble
"Lawrence" might B the first to rumble
Da' Bigger schools
will always/continue 2 want a bigger piece of the pie
Future broadcast rights will increasely move towards
those schools that CAN DEMAND more control/$$$$$
the Notre Dame, BYU, Navy, & Shorthorn Networks
is just the beginning.........
What exactly is it that "Shorthorns & Little Boomers" control in the Big 12 that they would not want to give up? Can you be specific? Because I see this point often repeated, but I don't know what it means.
On 3rd tier TV rights alone:
Tex makes almost 15 million more than the other Big 12 schools
OU makes almost 7 million more than the rest
that's over and above
the 33-35 million each Big 12 team earned in TV revenue
OU/Tex will not give up their TV rights
Why?
The value of their product is only going to go up
In the future, more OU/Tex’s home games
Will B televised by their own network
that’s more revenue/income they keep on their own w/out sharing
Big 12 allow home teams to keep higher gate %’s
This “unequal” revenue sharing Heavily favors OU/Tex
Both whom play in stadiums that seat over 85K
OU/TEX game:
Each team keeps ALL its Tix sales (No Big 12 Split)
Around 8-10 million per team per yr
Plus City of Dallas gives each team 500K per yr
What conference is going to allow that sort of favoritism?
(Imagine what kind of $$$$ TV contract IF OU/Tex game was bid independently of Big 12)
That could easily happen in next round of Big 12 TV negotiations
In alot of ways
OU/Tex are already operating very independently w/n a conference structure
And they can hold the rest of the Big 12 “financial” hostage
And watch,
They will gain even more $$$$$ leverage
During the next TV negotiations for the Big 12
The rest of the Big 12 teams have to agree to their terms
Or they will B left in the desert
w/ the rest of the G5 wanna B P5 schools
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You're numbers aren't right on 3rd tier. That is their total revenue on 3rd tier TV, not their excess over the other schools. Now pretty much every school keeps their 3rd tier other than TV rights. Some schools make over $10 million on licensing and other tier 3.
I believe every conference but the Big 10 has the home team keep the gate. And there is only limited revenue sharing in the Big 10.
Georgia Florida play a neutral site game in Jacksonville. I'm sure the SEC doesn't get any share.
Only in the Pac 12 did any school get a guarantee. USC and UCLA got a $17 million guarantee regardless of what the contract was. As it turned out, the contract was high enough there was no need for a guarantee.
So you really didn't answer his question.