Utah president explains Pac-12’s thought process behind failed $50m/school ESPN counteroffer
"... was only as a potential starting point in negotiations to help get us to the estimated true value.”
"... was only as a potential starting point in negotiations to help get us to the estimated true value.”
Many of them didn’t expect to get $50 million per school from ESPN. They asked anyway.
"Is this a real tweet??? You must have been hacked Ryan."
"Oregon State and Washington State must be able to chart a path forward for the Pac 12--not the members that have chosen to leave it."
Colorado's Week One win in the Big Noon Kickoff slot delivered more than seven million viewers.
"How can you be in the Pac-12, which stands for Pacific, and then end up in the Atlantic?"
SMU is reportedly coming in with no shared TV revenue for nine years, while Stanford and Cal are expected to get 30 percent shares.
With realignment dramatically altering the college football landscape, the 2023 season will mark the end of an era around the country.
"Whatever those (media rights) dollars are, the reality is they’ll likely be less than what we’re making currently."
“Sometimes in life you gotta get lucky."
After reports of doom, not doom, and uncertainty, the Pac-12 now seems to have more actual defections.
Over the last 12-plus hours, the Pac-12 has lurched from "done" to "optimism" to...no one knows.
Could the Pac-12 be heading to Apple on a fully streaming media rights deal?
"Sources indicate that there is very little linear aspect to the deal that will be presented tomorrow."
"They can continue playing football – good for them – but they will no longer be a Power Five conference in my opinion."
"We are focused on concluding our media rights deal and securing our continued success and growth."
Reports emerged on Wednesday that Colorado is eying a potential move back to the Big 12 Conference.
The conference will not, in fact, announce its next media rights deal this Friday at the 2023 Football Media Day.
San Diego State's latest media rights payment is being withheld at least until an upcoming Board of Directors meeting on July 17.
"We'll evaluate things as we move forward."
The school will also pause all “non-essential travel, purchases and professional development,” system president Kirk Schulz announced Monday