The Price of Moving

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  • MicksTheGuy
    Member
    • Apr 2007
    • 478

    #1

    The Price of Moving

    Has anyone been keeping track of how much money has been generated by exit fees? What share would be ours if we stay? Would we lose all of that if we were to leave? I have a feeling that would be a good chunk of money. What about basketball tournament monies? How is that affected.

    Plus if we went to the ACC or the B12 and then the one we choose starts to fall apart what the heck we do then. I like going to the ACC because it would be a better place for our football to be competitive and we would still have some of our old basketball rivals. However, I almost feel since the b12 is raiding the ACC that if a conference were to fold it would be the ACC so maybe the b12 is the way to go. Assuming we have a choice of course.
  • bcbearcat12
    Distinguished Member
    • Dec 2009
    • 701

    #2
    The only thing that concerns me about the big 12, other than increased travel expenses, is that almost all of Mick's recruiting base is on the east coast.
    Alabama, Cincinnati, Oklahoma, Oregon and Virginia Tech are the only schools with atleast 10 wins in 4 of the last 5 seasons.

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    • righthook
      Member
      • Apr 2008
      • 187

      #3
      Originally posted by MicksTheGuy
      Has anyone been keeping track of how much money has been generated by exit fees? What share would be ours if we stay? Would we lose all of that if we were to leave? I have a feeling that would be a good chunk of money. What about basketball tournament monies? How is that affected.

      Plus if we went to the ACC or the B12 and then the one we choose starts to fall apart what the heck we do then. I like going to the ACC because it would be a better place for our football to be competitive and we would still have some of our old basketball rivals. However, I almost feel since the b12 is raiding the ACC that if a conference were to fold it would be the ACC so maybe the b12 is the way to go. Assuming we have a choice of course.
      My understanding is that part of the Rutgers lawsuit against the BE concerns the fact that they have yet to collect and disperse any of the exit fees from the departing members.

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      • coach
        Veteran
        • Jan 2008
        • 4356

        #4
        What's not clear about all this exit fee info. is whether there were negotiated payment terms which called for monies to be paid at later dates. Clearly there are binding commitments, the question is when they have agreed they are due to be funded.

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