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Yeah there's too many x state U's in the big ten already!!!!!
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Adun posted:Is it that crazy? ESPN will probably keep the purse string shut for the SEC and the Big Ten has only ever invited AAU schools You don't have to pay for the ACC if there is no ACC *taps forehead*
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The ACC’s continued existence and potential relevance is good for the sport, I think, so I hope FSU and Clemson are completely stuck there.
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I think there's a reasonable chance Florida State would get into the Big Ten, but not Clemson. But Florida State wouldn't get in by themselves.
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Adun posted:Given how long a court case will take both teams are almost certainly doing this in the dark, or the best case scenario on a wing, a prayer, and a wink-wink deal i think at least one league and or network has made some sort of vague overture about how florida state and/or clemson could be doing so much better than they are in their current deal but it's just as likely that fsu and clemson just watched the pac 12 go up in smoke and suddenly the big 12 added on teams and the acc is the low man on the totem pole (along with their accurate perception that their football programs are buoying a lot of the conference's value) and are trying to get a foot in the door somewhere anywhere before it's too late between that and the soft launch of the acc's doomed super league plan and the acc's total inability to exert any leverage on their most valued semi member and i would also be trying to get the gently caress out
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Declan MacManus posted:but it's just as likely that fsu and clemson just watched the pac 12 go up in smoke and suddenly the big 12 added on teams and the acc is the low man on the totem pole (along with their accurate perception that their football programs are buoying a lot of the conference's value) and are trying to get a foot in the door somewhere anywhere before it's too late What would “too late” look like for Florida State? The train’s not leaving without them (or leaving with them, depending on what the metaphor is). General Dog fucked around with this message at 22:46 on Apr 6, 2024 |
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Apr 6, 2024 22:44
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Too late is not being in the SEC/Big10 or whatever super league precipitates by the time tv contracts solidify the composition of the conferences
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Apr 6, 2024 22:59
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I don't see a world where FSU gets left out of whatever comes next, barring a Nebraska-like collapse. But the only date that's set in stone is the ACC's GoR expiring in '35 and that's a long time to have to try and stay relevant when you're making half as much as your regional rivals.
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pillsburysoldier posted:Too late is not being in the SEC/Big10 or whatever super league precipitates by the time tv contracts solidify the composition of the conferences Networks will put the Vanderbilts, Indianas, Mississippi States, and Northwesterns of the sport out in the cold before FSU. The super league will happen when the networks decide that instead of increasing the total pie they’re better off paying the same and just increasing the payouts to the 30 or so schools that matter.
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Sure, dont disagree with that at all, but that can be years out and years out. In the interim:quote:During the 2020-2021 season, the programs covered by the ACC's TV deal got around $40 million each quote:SEC distributed $55 million on average to each school in 2021. Vandy could be up $45 million on FSU, Clemson, and Miami since those numbers came out lol. Money talks and while i dont think Vandy will drop $75 million to poach an excellent young coach from a premiere-but-non-SEC program, its a quickly growing disparity pillsburysoldier fucked around with this message at 04:24 on Apr 7, 2024 |
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Apr 7, 2024 04:20
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtZydGqqecM
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ATTN: Radia https://twitter.com/BallySportsDET/status/1777040481622303056 "good thing you didn't throw with that hand"
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Blake also said that the B1G rings and National title rings are going to be presented to the players on April 20th.
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If the Big Ten is smart, they will realize that the equal payout for every member, even Rutgers and Indiana, created a stability that enabled the conference to survive and thrive versus the others that were torn apart by greed and envy. Hannibal thought that he could convert the other Italic city-states to his cause during the Second Punic War. He was wrong, and Rome destroyed Carthage and became the only empire of the Mediterranean.
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General Dog posted:What would “too late” look like for Florida State? The train’s not leaving without them (or leaving with them, depending on what the metaphor is). florida state is still doing fine but they don't have booster money like the honest to god blue bloods do, so they need that tv money to suppement NIL in the recruiting arms race they're not behind yet but they're not keeping up with the joneses, and if they're stuck in the acc's grant of rights for another ten years then they're going to wither on the vine (at least that's their view); seeing what happened with the pac 12 being up for a new contract spooked a bunch of teams
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one more iowa fact https://x.com/theathleticwbb/status/1777098352024256718?s=46
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Caitlin Clark as Iowa OC. Make it happen.
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facialimpediment posted:ATTN: Radia thank you for this. this is content made purely for me 
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Vertical Lime posted:one more iowa fact This seems incredibly unsurprising?
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Komet posted:If the Big Ten is smart, they will realize that the equal payout for every member, even Rutgers and Indiana, created a stability that enabled the conference to survive and thrive versus the others that were torn apart by greed and envy. Hannibal thought that he could convert the other Italic city-states to his cause during the Second Punic War. He was wrong, and Rome destroyed Carthage and became the only empire of the Mediterranean. Barbarians At The Gates is thirty years old and there’s a reason why Nabisco no longer exists as an independent company
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I want the Pac-12 back.
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Komet posted:If the Big Ten is smart, they will realize that the equal payout for every member, even Rutgers and Indiana, created a stability that enabled the conference to survive and thrive versus the others that were torn apart by greed and envy. Hannibal thought that he could convert the other Italic city-states to his cause during the Second Punic War. He was wrong, and Rome destroyed Carthage and became the only empire of the Mediterranean. I'm not sure I see your point. Most conferences have even, or very close to, distribution models. What the B10 does in that regard isn't novel. Also it's not even in every case. Multiple new members haven't gotten a full share until they've been in the conference for years. The PacNW schools are getting half what the LA schools are getting.
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Komet posted:If the Big Ten is smart, they will realize that the equal payout for every member, even Rutgers and Indiana, created a stability that enabled the conference to survive and thrive versus the others that were torn apart by greed and envy. Hannibal thought that he could convert the other Italic city-states to his cause during the Second Punic War. He was wrong, and Rome destroyed Carthage and became the only empire of the Mediterranean. Source your quotes
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drunk leprechaun posted:I'm not sure I see your point. Most conferences have even, or very close to, distribution models. What the B10 does in that regard isn't novel. I really don't think the power schools in this proposed 80 team model (which is dead in the water anyway) would accept an equal pay model to other super conference teams like they do in the current conference system. But there are other examples: Texas wanted special treatment with their network and poisoned the Big XII. There have been rumors of Clemson and FSU pushing for unequal revenue distribution in the ACC. Both exacerbated tensions and have or will lead to substantial upheaval in their conferences.
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dphi posted:This seems incredibly unsurprising? caitlin clark played in 39 games and averaged 31.7 points per game in her four years at iowa, the iowa football team played 49 games and the average fbs team scored around 26 ppg spotting iowa 10 games means they should be roughly comparable, not that iowa still got stomped by 200 points
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They won the same number of titles as well
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I. M. Gei posted:I want the Pac-12 back.
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Komet posted:I really don't think the power schools in this proposed 80 team model (which is dead in the water anyway) would accept an equal pay model to other super conference teams like they do in the current conference system. So you have one example and it's Texas lmao
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Well also the Big 12 started to splinter before unequal revenue distribution or LHN came into play. If anything those things saved the conference for a while.
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A new version of Deuce Vaughn appears: https://x.com/FSUFootball/status/1777320054595428593
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Komet posted:I really don't think the power schools in this proposed 80 team model (which is dead in the water anyway) would accept an equal pay model to other super conference teams like they do in the current conference system. And Boise started making similar noises and they and the MWC figured it out. That conference is stable internally. Again holding up the Big Ten as unique because of even revenue sharing isn't accurate, and also they don't share equally with all members. I don't think it's the equal revenge sharing. It's that they have the biggest bag.
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wandler20 posted:A new version of Deuce Vaughn appears: Doogie Howser playing football
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Under Armor losing another of its major schools as Auburn announces their next deal is with Nike.
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KICK BAMA KICK posted:Under Armor losing another of its major schools as Auburn announces their next deal is with Nike. Unironically, good I'm glad.
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Texas A&M is considering bringing the bonfire back to campus. Appreciate them reaching out to the families of the bonfire victims, even if their opinion will ultimately mean jack poo poo if revenue could be had. https://twitter.com/KBTXRusty/status/1777721383499272650
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Apr 9, 2024 22:28
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Shades of that "Fun Toy Banned Because of Stupid Dead Kids" Onion article
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I'm too young to have any real nostalgia for bonfire, but A&M is probably still legally exposed when it comes to the annual off-campus with its students building it and recruiting the dorms and putting A&M's name on it, so it probably makes some sense to just bring it back to campus and at least put it under better supervision.
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The trees of SEC must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of aggies and teasips. It is it’s natural manure.
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What if they made the bonfire... smaller?
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