Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[Bull Matrix]

8 minutes ago, UCF_rustbucket said:

Specifically recruits, I'd lean a little more towards NIL directly. But an OCS can build the foundation for a strong fan base which in the future will be your NIL donors.

Your last sentence answers & helps solve both in question..

[Sk00b]

1 hour ago, Bull Matrix said:

What about the SEC? Will they take WVU? Or FSU & Clemson? 

For sure. Just a matter of when and i think thats gonna be a few years.

Not WVU though. Hell no AD wants to travel there. How are they gonna make it to SEC . That and they have sucked lately.

[Sk00b]

1 hour ago, John Lewis said:

I have thought about this a good deal. Outside of watching USF games I am going to have a difficult time watching anything with the exception of who is on our schedule.

Don't get me wrong. 19 days till week 0 and I'll have some CFB on then but once we start playing it will be USF or outdoors on boat, fishing, beach, springs, etc.

Maybe a FSU game here or there as they were my childhood favorite. Just have a feeling I'm gonna lose interest in a couple years once all the change sets in. Maybe it will be better... Doubtful but who knows.

[lotsofbull99]

15 minutes ago, Sk00b said:

Don't get me wrong. 19 days till week 0 and I'll have some CFB on then but once we start playing it will be USF or outdoors on boat, fishing, beach, springs, etc.

Maybe a FSU game here or there as they were my childhood favorite. Just have a feeling I'm gonna lose interest in a couple years once all the change sets in. Maybe it will be better... Doubtful but who knows.

Truth, this is where I’m at.

[Cat941]

 

 

Big Ten information. College football fan

 

@Genetics56

 

Oregon and Washington are expecting about $45M in conf. distribution value. Media rights start at $30M. Thus, once USC/UCLA/OR/WA are in the Big Ten, the estimated payout now would be about $75M. First new TV payout fiscal pay is about $62M If FSU and Clemson/Miami were added for the 2024 season, it would be over $80M. And that doesn't include playoff money. The race is OVER for which conference gets paid the most TV value if FSU and Clemson/Miami were added to the Big Ten.

[Outlaw]

1 minute ago, Cat941 said:

 

 

Big Ten information. College football fan

 

@Genetics56

 

Oregon and Washington are expecting about $45M in conf. distribution value. Media rights start at $30M. Thus, once USC/UCLA/OR/WA are in the Big Ten, the estimated payout now would be about $75M. First new TV payout fiscal pay is about $62M If FSU and Clemson/Miami were added for the 2024 season, it would be over $80M. And that doesn't include playoff money. The race is OVER for which conference gets paid the most TV value if FSU and Clemson/Miami were added to the Big Ten.

Which is crazy because the SEC still has better football and athletic programs.

[Cat941]

19 minutes ago, Outlaw said:

Which is crazy because the SEC still has better football and athletic programs.

BIG with academic prowess with mostly AAU and spread out with cross coutry travel.  SEC is regional and the majority are not AAU.  The BIG media partner is FOX.  The SEC is in it with ESPN.  I think.  It's getting hard to keep up.  

[Brad]

46 minutes ago, Sk00b said:

Maybe a FSU game here or there as they were my childhood favorite.

And went to UCF.

Do you feel like you're being punished now for something you've done?

[Rocky Style]

1 hour ago, Outlaw said:

The OCS will be a great addition if done right, but I don't think Ray Jay is a bad place to play.

It seems like a bad place to televise with our typical game and attendance.

[Sk00b]

16 minutes ago, Brad said:

And went to UCF.

Do you feel like you're being punished now for something you've done?

I never thought about it but you might be right. Let's just go with it took me a while to mature and figure out the right path in life.