Big XII (official thread of whining, and homely herpes-having’ hos)

[ORD_Buckeye]

Watch the fucking juggalos to start acting like they got into the Big Ten or SEC!

OHIO'S P5 SKULE!!!!!!!

 

[Jaxbuck]

So, what would it be then?

Kansas
Kansas St
Iowa St
Oklahoma St
Baylor
TCU
Texas Tech
West Virginia
Juaggalos
BYU
Houston
UCF

??

I'm sorry, this is about football and that is a collection of mid majors/G6 teams and example #657,834 of why I hope they never have "auto bids" for a conference champion.

 

[Honor&Glory]

Sadly the AAC TV deal is a much better payday for UC. They lose money if they join the Big 12.

 

[CincyInterloper]

Looks like it's going to happen. It's a decent step up in football, but it's a big step up in basketball. I feel bad for Memphis and USF fans, but that's how it goes.

 

[Jaxbuck]

Kansas
Kansas St
Iowa St
Oklahoma St
Baylor
TCU
Texas Tech
West Virginia
Juaggalos
BYU
Houston
UCF


Now look at that list of schools and imagine for a moment that it's your job to sell the broadcast rights to it.

For U.S. Dollars.

Don't hate your actual job so much now do you?

 

[dragurd]

Ahh yes exactly what the big 12 needed more Texas schools and geographic outliers

 

[colobuck79]

Kansas
Kansas St
Iowa St
Oklahoma St
Baylor
TCU
Texas Tech
West Virginia
Juaggalos
BYU
Houston
UCF


Now look at that list of schools and imagine for a moment that it's your job to sell the broadcast rights to it.

For U.S. Dollars.

Don't hate your actual job so much now do you?

Hello, Fox/ESPN

I'm president of the Big 12 and would like to discuss...

Click

Hello, hello?

 

[MaxBuck]

Kansas
Kansas St
Iowa St
Oklahoma St
Baylor
TCU
Texas Tech
West Virginia
Juaggalos
BYU
Houston
UCF


Now look at that list of schools and imagine for a moment that it's your job to sell the broadcast rights to it.

For U.S. Dollars.

Don't hate your actual job so much now do you?

It's essentially the AAC.

 

[ScriptOhio]

Kansas
Kansas St
Iowa St
Oklahoma St
Baylor
TCU
Texas Tech
West Virginia
Juaggalos
BYU
Houston
UCF


Now look at that list of schools and imagine for a moment that it's your job to sell the broadcast rights to it.

For U.S. Dollars.

Don't hate your actual job so much now do you?

Probably about the same as trying to sell commercial time on WKRP, so I think I found the right man for the job:

 

[Abenaki]

I think we can put the P5 title to rest.

But while it's significantly worse than the remaining P4, it's also significantly better than the remaining G5 conferences. I don't know what that does for them, expect get them one spot in the 12 team playoff, when that comes around.

 

[Abenaki]

Sadly the AAC TV deal is a much better payday for UC. They lose money if they join the Big 12.

Got a source? Numbers I've seen are that the AAC distributes around $7 million/year while the B12 is close to $40 million. Granted, the B12 number will go down significantly without OU/UT, but I doubt it drops below $7 million.

 

[ScriptOhio]

BYU, Houston, UCF, Cincinnati planning to submit applications to Big 12, sources confirm

BYU, Houston, UCF and Cincinnati are planning to submit applications next week to join the Big 12, sources confirmed to ESPN on Friday.

The schools could be approved for admission as early as a Sept. 10 meeting of Big 12 presidents, according to Sports Illustrated, which first reported the story.

"Things are moving very quickly," one source told ESPN on Friday. "There's obvious momentum to get votes to the board."

American Athletic Conference bylaws require schools to give a 27-month notice before they leave and pay a $10 million buyout fee. In that scenario, joining by the 2023 season would be a long shot, but an earlier exit and higher buyout could be negotiated. The most realistic timeline, sources said, is 2024.
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"All of those schools reached out to us," a Big 12 source with knowledge of the discussions said. "It wasn't like we poached them. They all made the initial communication."

Entire article: https://www.espn.com/college-footba...ng-submit-applications-big-12-sources-confirm

 

[Honor&Glory]

Got a source? Numbers I've seen are that the AAC distributes around $7 million/year while the B12 is close to $40 million. Granted, the B12 number will go down significantly without OU/UT, but I doubt it drops below $7 million.

You are correct. I miss represented information I had heard on the radio. My bad.

 

[gmen6981]

Probably about the same as trying to sell commercial time on WKRP, so I think I found the right man for the job:

Well. Herb Tarlik IS well acquainted with turkeys.

 

[colobuck79]

You are correct. I miss represented information I had heard on the radio. My bad.