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Mizzou SEC Move Is A Money Maker
4Missouri curators reviewed a 45-page document that reveals a Missouri move to the SEC could generate as much as $12 million more in TV revenue.
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"It suggests Missouri could get $17.16 million in Big 12 TV money in 2012, compared to $19.25 million from an SEC deal. It also envisions a far bigger share -- up to $12 million more -- should the SEC renegotiate its top-tier TV rights."
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Mizzou has no business in the SEC. They're too far north, they have no southern heritage of which to speak, save for some mistakenly perceived association with Quantrill's Raiders.
UK has long been a member of the SEC and is our basketball representative to the world. Arky felt odd at first, but it's gotten to be a decent fit since we usually play them in Death Valley for home games, or in Little Rock for their "home" games against us.
Mizzou? Nah, I don't think the state of Missouri is far enough south. Lexington, Kentucky and the northern border of Fayette and Woodruff Counties in Kentucky marks the border of the northern frontier for the SEC. That's our Mason-Dixon line.
UK has long been a member of the SEC and is our basketball representative to the world. Arky felt odd at first, but it's gotten to be a decent fit since we usually play them in Death Valley for home games, or in Little Rock for their "home" games against us.
Mizzou? Nah, I don't think the state of Missouri is far enough south. Lexington, Kentucky and the northern border of Fayette and Woodruff Counties in Kentucky marks the border of the northern frontier for the SEC. That's our Mason-Dixon line.
Reply•127 months
Well, you know it is not about the money -- it's about the amount !!
Reply•127 months
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