Amazing insight, what was your clue?
SU...Syracuse, which is private but it's in NY so it reminds me of the SUNY schools even though they have nothing to do with each other.
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Amazing insight, what was your clue?
I thought I was because Billie Holiday performed “On the SUNY side of the street” at the Apollo Theater, which is in New York.SU...Syracuse, which is private but it's in NY so it reminds me of the SUNY schools even though they have nothing to do with each other.
Duh
No.I thought I was because Billie Holiday performed “On the SUNY side of the street” at the Apollo Theater, which is in New York.
If the deal is approved, the Big Ten would create a new entity, Big Ten Enterprises, which would control the league’s media rights and sponsorship deals. The UC investment fund would receive a 10% ownership stake in Big Ten Enterprises, with each of the league’s 18 schools and the conference office also holding ownership stakes. It would extend the conference’s grant of media rights to 2046, effectively locking each of the league’s 18 members into the Big Ten for the next 20 years.
I think that awareness is step two towards the eventual “premier league” type structure.https://www.espn.com/college-sports...uestion-proposed-big-ten-private-capital-deal
Latest report is UM and USC are holding up the deal, for now. We'll see if they continue to question it or give in. It appears the likes of Rutgers and Maryland want to get more cash to try and compete with the SEC in football, so that's cited as the motivation for this deal. Do we really need mid B1G teams wagging the dog here? For the true big boy football programs in the B1G, it is more of a liability to throw a financial lifeline to your competition within the conference while simultaneously sacrificing more of your ownership rights/money & future freedoms. It doesn't make much sense for the true football powers to go out of your way to give the uppity mid programs more money when you don't really need more yourself. For many of these programs, college sports has become a money pit, you want more money but you've got to stop acting like you're in an arms race at some point and accept that you're Rutgers, not Florida.