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  • Lobot
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    That stinks but it’s not the first time for something like that. Texas and A&M have been on hiatus since TAMU moved to the SEC. They’re getting the SWC band back together coming up in a season or so.

    I thought UC Miami were the longest west of the Allegheny mountains and Rutgers or Harvard and Yale were older but I’m probably wrong.
    Last edited by Lobot; 09-28-2022, 10:16 AM.

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  • coach
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    I think that was the only rivalry longer than Uc vs. Miami.

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  • bearcatbret
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    Oklahoma and OSU will no longer have the Bedlam rivalry because of realignment. Another rivalry bites the dust.
    Major College Football Rivalry Is Ending Because Of Conference Realignment (msn.com)

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  • red_n_black_attack
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    Originally posted by Barklee View Post

    Draper is a total zero in my eyes. His solution to scheduling this season, was to take last season's schedule and swap location. I can't believe he is getting paid for such a BS job! This will be the 3rd straight season Houston avoids playing us. I'm also less than wowed by the Bowl tie ins the AAC has. Thumbs down on this turd.
    The scheduling is weak at best, but the bowl tie-ins are based more on what is available than Draper.

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  • Barklee
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31 View Post
    https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...ll-sources-say

    The Big 12 is finalizing a deal to hire Scott Draper of the American Athletic Conference as the league's new vice president in charge of football, sources told ESPN on Monday.

    Draper spent the last eight seasons running football at the AAC, where he served as the primary contact for the league's coaches and administers. His job at the AAC included everything from scheduling to officiating to operations, bowl relationships and the conference championship game.

    Draper will take over for Ed Stewart, who left the Big 12 for a high-ranking role in the athletic department at USC after 16 years as the league's top football administrator.
    Draper is a total zero in my eyes. His solution to scheduling this season, was to take last season's schedule and swap location. I can't believe he is getting paid for such a BS job! This will be the 3rd straight season Houston avoids playing us. I'm also less than wowed by the Bowl tie ins the AAC has. Thumbs down on this turd.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...ll-sources-say

    The Big 12 is finalizing a deal to hire Scott Draper of the American Athletic Conference as the league's new vice president in charge of football, sources told ESPN on Monday.

    Draper spent the last eight seasons running football at the AAC, where he served as the primary contact for the league's coaches and administers. His job at the AAC included everything from scheduling to officiating to operations, bowl relationships and the conference championship game.

    Draper will take over for Ed Stewart, who left the Big 12 for a high-ranking role in the athletic department at USC after 16 years as the league's top football administrator.

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  • Lobot
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    More Yormark with the incomparable Dan Hoard

    https://twitter.com/GoBEARCATS/statu...77342606393351

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  • Bearcat93
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    All the pub needs is a 4K 45” TV and a Verizon phone (ESPN+ free). I’m surprised more pubs aren’t cutting the cord and satellite services. When we did, we dropped from 175 monthly to 75.00 and have more options than we ever had. A bonus…..less commercials.

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  • Lobot
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    Originally posted by Illuminerdski View Post
    I'm all for going to bw3, or local sports pub. If the game is on an actual cable channel, that is an option. I was just saying with streaming, those games usually aren't at your local pub.
    I'm guessing a lot of places will go to FOX Sports GO or ESPN+ as a streaming option eventually. Cable and satellite aren't coming back.

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  • Illuminerdski
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    Originally posted by red_n_black_attack View Post

    I think it would be costly for a local channel like Fox19 or WLWT5 to pay ESPN for rights to broadcast a game. The point for going after the moarkets is to force people in those markets to subscribe to the streaming service and airing the game on local channel, even a regional FXOhio ro regional ESPN channels (were they to exist) would defeat the purpose. A cheaper option is an afternoon at BW-3 or a local sports pub.
    I'm all for going to bw3, or local sports pub. If the game is on an actual cable channel, that is an option. I was just saying with streaming, those games usually aren't at your local pub.

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  • red_n_black_attack
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    Originally posted by Illuminerdski View Post
    One thing on my wish list as related to any TV rights discussion. If a game is only available on a streaming platform like ESPN+ or similar, it would be nice if the game was at available in the home market. If the game is on cable, you could at least go somewhere that would show the game. That is not an option with games that are streamed.
    I think it would be costly for a local channel like Fox19 or WLWT5 to pay ESPN for rights to broadcast a game. The point for going after the moarkets is to force people in those markets to subscribe to the streaming service and airing the game on local channel, even a regional FXOhio ro regional ESPN channels (were they to exist) would defeat the purpose. A cheaper option is an afternoon at BW-3 or a local sports pub.

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  • Illuminerdski
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    One thing on my wish list as related to any TV rights discussion. If a game is only available on a streaming platform like ESPN+ or similar, it would be nice if the game was at available in the home market. If the game is on cable, you could at least go somewhere that would show the game. That is not an option with games that are streamed.

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  • Lobot
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    And from the Athletic ($)

    https://theathletic.com/3574896/2022...ormark-big-12/

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Detailed write up from the Enquirer
    https://www.cincinnati.com/story/spo...s/66006090007/

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  • Lobot
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    Originally posted by Lobot View Post
    UC sent out an email on this earlier today. I’ll post it a bit later.
    Oops Forgot

    The Cincinnati Bearcats are excited to welcome Big 12 Commissioner, Brett Yormark to campus on Wednesday, September 7 at 9:45 a.m. as a part of Cincinnati's Big 12 Welcome!

    Commissioner Yormark will be greeted by student-athletes, Bearcats Spirit Squads, and faculty and staff. Brett, as well as Big 12 executive staff will enter the doors of Lindner Athletic Center at 9:45 a.m., and we encourage Bearcats Nation to come to campus and show the Big 12 what the University of Cincinnati is all about!

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