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re: Official laugh at the Big 12 thread--Aggies & Tigers welcome

Posted on 5/2/15 at 11:48 pm to
Posted by cardboardboxer
Member since Apr 2012
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Posted on 5/2/15 at 11:48 pm to
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Nebraska had three (maybe more) PPV games (tantamount to its own network) in 2008.


PPV games are not even CLOSE to a branded single team network that intends to abuse Texas's control of the state's high school football to get the high school championship game on there. PPV was a way to monetize junk inventory, not create a recruiting advantage above all others (that backfired). Every team could do PPV, only one team had ESPN abusing the conference Tier 1 tv deal to subsidize a team network for them.

For a network we agreed on one fricking game, and y'all signed a contract promising y'all would push for three without talking to us. That was the nail in the coffin. Greed killed the Big 12, y'all should have told ESPN "No, we need to talk to the conference first." a Bama would. A USC would. A Ohio St. would. How do I know? Becuase they share the money evenly today. For them money isn't worth problems in the conference. But Texas is too good for that kind of humility act.

And yes the Big 12 voted to allow that shite when we left and Mizzou abstained. It was either that or y'all go independent and everyone was fricked. That isn't a decision, that is coercion.
This post was edited on 5/2/15 at 11:52 pm
Posted by texashorn
Member since May 2008
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Posted on 5/2/15 at 11:58 pm to
LOL. Whatever you say.

Oklahoma, Tech, Kansas and Kansas State have formed their own third-tier networks, branded as a school network.

I am positive that Oklahoma, Kansas, West Virginia and Texas each exceeded the $5 million per-team payout from the SEC network with each of their own third-tier deals.

Oklahoma - $5.8 million/year over 10 years

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Tier 3 rights don’t guarantee a massive payout and can vary greatly – West Virginia’s $9 million lands between Kansas’ $6.5 million payout from the Jayhawk Network and the massive $15 million that Texas makes each year from its Longhorn Network

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