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Taking a reduced share at first makes sense. However, if they try to make it permanent, how do they justify it when Oregon has bigger TV ratings than half of the full share membership? Why should schools not pulling their weight keep receiving full share? It would have to be done very carefully. I still think football and basketball could make their own divisions, but then the rest of sports divide by region. There is next to no positive revenue in any other sports, so you don't lose anything by keeping teams regional.

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Why would the top 10 teams go for that? Manning isn't going to play for Kansas football. I do like some of the ideas though. Tie in graduation and staying at the same school for incentives.

I admit I dislike Notre Dame with a passion. How is a single school worth 75 million a year? I don't think any other school could go out on their own and ask for that type of money. I get how they try to value schools by location with high population, but Notre Dame TV numbers don't add up. Especially, when it is only ND home games. NBC and CBS have had college football, so I'm curious why there isn't more from them in trying to get the Pac 12 or Big 12. Although, they do have NFL, so there is that.

USC may have deserved the punishment, but the conference is supposed to be there to support their schools. Pac 12 didn't do that for USC, while other schools doing the same stuff had the backing of their conference. I'm not sure which way is correct.

It would be sort of funny if UCLA/USC always played night games in all sports.

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Um, ESPN is being a really bad negotiating partner. In 2011, the Pac 12 signed a 12 year deal for 225 mil per season. So, 18.75 mil per team. Sports has more than doubled in price, so even with the LA market gone, they are low balling the Pac 12 big time. Do we know if this TV deal is for 100% content or are we still relying on the Pac 12 network?

Remember even though it is football focused, they need to think about all sports. As a whole sporting program UNLV > Boise St. I'm not sure the Pac 12 offers more than the Big 12 to BYU.

My guess is the first 5(?) years of the new conference member is given less than a full share of TV revenue. Once they have their feet wet in the Pac 12, then they get full share. You are correct McDuck, if the new members are never given full share, then they likely wouldn't be competitive.

Oregon comes back with a lot of returners on the D-Line. Ranking the Pac-12’s defensive lines for the 2022 season SATURDAYOUTWEST.COM We rank the defensive line groups (including edge rushers) throughout the Pac-12.

I'm not sure how many readers still play video games, but back in the day I loved Madden Football. A look at the Madden ratings for every Oregon Duck in the NFL DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Marcus Mariota and Ugo Amadi have the same overall rating? Justin Herbert isn’t the highest rated Duck? A look at the Madden 2023 ratings for the Oregon alumni in the NFL.

A filler article. Not much there. Ranking Oregon Football's 2022 Schedule According to Difficulty - Sports Illustrated Oregon Ducks News, Analysis and More WWW.SI.COM The Ducks have some big-time matchups in Dan Lanning's debut season as head coach.

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All schools do keep their regular season OOC game money. They share in bowl revenue, which is a huge scam. Except for the biggest bowl games, the teams playing in the game lose money because they are forced to buy a certain amount of tickets and that usually doesn't happen.

Win a title and get paid. However, I don't think any coach should have a contract longer than 4 years. They can keep renewing it, but it is just silly to have such a long contract. Especially, when they pretty much redo them before they are complete any way. Georgia rewards Kirby Smart after national title with new deal making him top-paid coach WWW.USATODAY.COM Nearly six months after Kirby Smart delivered Georgia its first football national championship in 41 years, the school announced a new contract

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Most universities get federal money, I have a feeling Fox and ESPN might be getting a smack down soon. I know there was a big ta do when conferences fought for their own TV money, but I have a feeling it will be full circle. Also, what are the exact rules for CFP? Aren't there 11-12 people one from each conference and ND making decisions? Is there enough eyes for B1G Ten and SEC to just say, we are going to have our own thing? I know they have a majority of the major names, but if you take away everybody else, is it really the same thing?

Athletes are still able to move freely, but have to make a decision in a small time frame. I think it is a great idea.

Nice find McDuck. If that is the case, it would be sweet if Pasadena said sorry, no B1G Ten games can be played here. Of course, they won't do that because they get a lot of money from football games. However, if is fun to think of them pulling the stadium from UCLA.

With the Rose Bowl owned by UCLA, I'm not sure the Pac 12 have any say in the matter. It is a terrible stadium. The sight lines are terrible. Everything is old and worn.

Why would BYU jump on the Pac 12 ship, when it already has hitched their wagon to the Big 12?

It might dilute the TV money, but getting back to 12 would be a wise decision for the Pac 12. San Diego St. and UNLV make the most sense. San Diego St. has been good in football and men's hoops recently. If they get real money, they can likely stay there. UNLV has been good in the past in men's hoops and with money hopefully they can be in football.