Dec 5, 2024
6:07:50pm
6:07:50pm
True, new media deals will grow the gap...but those deals follow engagement
If Big 12 fans started spending an extra $60M per year per school and showed that kind of engagement?
One of two things would happen. Either the Big 12 deal would catapult upward to match those of the SEC and B1G.
Or if it were just a couple schools, they'd likely be poached by those other conferences (see USC, Oregon, Washington and hypothetically Clemson and Florida St) and also start getting massive TV money
One of two things would happen. Either the Big 12 deal would catapult upward to match those of the SEC and B1G.
Or if it were just a couple schools, they'd likely be poached by those other conferences (see USC, Oregon, Washington and hypothetically Clemson and Florida St) and also start getting massive TV money
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It's not just the SEC, though they're the most notable. Ohio St had $60M in donations & $73M in tix, $33M in 'other'
Dec 5, 4:54pm
If you're curious why Clemson has been successful, despite being ACC, they brought in $85M in donations
Dec 5, 5:22pm
Imagine what our NIL would look like if we had $85M in annual donations. Our expenses are much lower than others. We
Dec 5, 7:05pm
I don't follow " so allocating those funds to NIL means lowering ticket costs,". We get about $25M per year in
Dec 5, 8:04pm
Schools will start funding NIL this coming season. And even if they don't, Tom would just need to tell a donor to send
Dec 5, 8:22pm
It's actually revenue sharing, but NIL and rev share are used interchangeably, adding to the confusion
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