Conference realignment "Rumors" "tweets" "etc"

[Bull Matrix]

4 minutes ago, puc86 said:

What part of their sense is incorrect? If they could go to market alone right now they would double up their ACC payouts, that they are subsidizing people entitled to far less is exactly their gripe. 

And basically anyone thinking FSU is making less than big 12 schools does not understand how it all works. FSU makes tons others ways outside the conference media deals. It is hilarious that we are continuing to see so called experts think otherwise lol 

[puc86]

4 minutes ago, Bull Matrix said:

And basically anyone thinking FSU is making less than big 12 schools does not understand how it all works. FSU makes tons others ways outside the conference media deals. It is hilarious that we are continuing to see so called experts think otherwise lol 

They aren't losing anything else by going to a better conference that has a better deal, anyone misunderstanding that their complaint is 100 percent valid is purposefully misunderstanding that their conference mates are directly costing them money. Everyone that thought they were worth way more than their conference TV has been proven way right.

[Bull Matrix]

1 minute ago, puc86 said:

They aren't losing anything else by going to a better conference that has a better deal, anyone misunderstanding that their complaint is 100 percent valid is purposefully misunderstanding that their conference mates are directly costing them money. Everyone that thought they were worth way more than their conference TV has been proven way right.

I’m going to be shocked if FSU & Clemson doesn’t end up in the SEC and we will probably see the invite coming by next summer.

[USF_Bullsharks]

2022 Payouts per conference based on conference tax returns - 

B1G ~ $58.8MM/school (Nebraska, Maryland, Rutgers less than others)

SEC ~ $49.9MM/school 

B12 ~ $42-45MM/school 

ACC ~ $38-41MM/school (ND $17.4MM)

PAC ~ $37MM

ACC's revenue will be increasing per school (based on the new expansion $), +ACCN growth. Additionally, the top "performing" schools will be receiving heavier payouts based on their new rev-share which will be understood better once it kicks in.

Point is - do not believe the media hype around "UCF making more (conference payout $) than FSU" - it does not paint a full picture and I'd be surprised if it were to ever happen. 2023's conference payouts will be interesting - but 2024's will really be a better indication. 

 

[puc86]

7 minutes ago, USF_Bullsharks said:

2022 Payouts per conference based on conference tax returns - 

B1G ~ $58.8MM/school (Nebraska, Maryland, Rutgers less than others)

SEC ~ $49.9MM/school 

B12 ~ $42-45MM/school 

ACC ~ $38-41MM/school (ND $17.4MM)

PAC ~ $37MM

ACC's revenue will be increasing per school (based on the new expansion $), +ACCN growth. Additionally, the top "performing" schools will be receiving heavier payouts based on their new rev-share which will be understood better once it kicks in.

Point is - do not believe the media hype around "UCF making more (conference payout $) than FSU" - it does not paint a full picture and I'd be surprised if it were to ever happen. 2023's conference payouts will be interesting - but 2024's will really be a better indication. 

 

But no serious people think they will go to the B12 and this has them already $20 million behind the B1G without accounting for the fact the B1G has grown in contract as well at a rate no amount of +ACCN money could dream of going. They can't get to an equitable TV contract in the ACC 

Big Ten completes 7-year, $7 billion media rights agreement with Fox, CBS, NBC - ESPN

WWW.ESPN.COM

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The Big Ten has completed a new seven-year media rights agreement with Fox, CBS and NBC that is set to bring in more than $7 billion to one of the nation's most...

 

[USF_Bullsharks]

Yes comparing the ACC to the B1G/SEC - they will be lagging. How much will the top of the ACC (+ performance incentives) be behind them is yet to be seen. Probably will be significant. As for compared to the B12? Not the case. 

[Jim Johnson]

12 hours ago, Cat941 said:

Keiser in FL too LOL.

And they have a football team (NAIA)

 

No. 7 Football - Keiser University Athletics

KUSEAHAWKS.COM

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The official No. 7 Football page for the Keiser University Seahawks

 

[Cat941]

3 hours ago, Jim Johnson said:

And they have a football team (NAIA)

 

No. 7 Football - Keiser University Athletics

KUSEAHAWKS.COM

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The official No. 7 Football page for the Keiser University Seahawks

 

Well there you go.  More competition for us in FL.  

[Cat941]

4 hours ago, USF_Bullsharks said:

2022 Payouts per conference based on conference tax returns - 

B1G ~ $58.8MM/school (Nebraska, Maryland, Rutgers less than others)

SEC ~ $49.9MM/school 

B12 ~ $42-45MM/school 

ACC ~ $38-41MM/school (ND $17.4MM)

PAC ~ $37MM

ACC's revenue will be increasing per school (based on the new expansion $), +ACCN growth. Additionally, the top "performing" schools will be receiving heavier payouts based on their new rev-share which will be understood better once it kicks in.

Point is - do not believe the media hype around "UCF making more (conference payout $) than FSU" - it does not paint a full picture and I'd be surprised if it were to ever happen. 2023's conference payouts will be interesting - but 2024's will really be a better indication. 

 

The people speculating about realignment have their agendas.  Many are proponents of a particular conference.  Often just tweeting what they want to have happen or believe.  I still like to read it for fun. 

 

[Cat941]