We're trying to get out early but the asking price the AAC is trying to get is crazy high.
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I've heard Aresco is asking for 37 million, the 10 million exit fee plus a 27 million early exit penalty fee. That makes zero sense to me because the 23/24 Big 12 revenue woud be significantly lower. In another article Aresco stated the penalty fee is higher than when UConn left because UConn didn't affect the AAC tv deal. When UC, UCF, and UH leave, the AAC deal will be significantly lower than the too low point it is now. Sjould we stay until July 2024, the AAC only gets 10 million per school and their tv revenue drops. They cannot expect UC, UCF, and UH to essentially subsidize the AAC tv revenue losses for the next 6-8 years in exchange for leaving one year early. The UConn 7 million penalty (total 17 million witht the non-negotiable 10 Million) has to be the starting point for UC, UCF, and UH because we are giving more notice and they have already selected replacements.
Aresco is getting greedy and desperate.Red and Black are more of an Attitude than merely a color combination.
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The Big 12 revenue trends to be slow for the next 7 years where currently the Big 12 is third in revenue and at the end of this decade will be 5th. The SEC is projected to double in revenue. Navigate projects SEC and Big Ten per-school payouts will be $40-50 million clear of rest of Power Five by 2026 (msn.com)Comment
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This is interesting but it is a pay site. If someone can summarize the rest of it, I would appreciate it. Big 12 fan survey: Coach approval ratings, future realignment hopes and good riddance to Texas and Oklahoma – The Athletic
Basically, they state that football will become the big 2 which includes just the B1G and the SEC. Will the Power 5 soon become the Power 2? Unpacking new TV revenue projections for a 12-team CFP world – The AthleticLast edited by bearcatbret; 03-31-2022, 04:28 PM.Comment
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Max Olson of The Athletic ($) -- When the Big 12 becomes a 14-team league next year, what should the divisions look like? Do they even need divisions? Update on those discussions and the key issues (like where to put OU/Texas): https://theathletic.com/3222097/2022...y-issues-loom/Comment
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Looks like we’re doing all this without Bob Bowlsby. He’s retiring later in the year per The conference
Last edited by Lobot; 04-05-2022, 03:19 PM.Brent Wyrick
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Aresco bailing on the American and follow the 3 teams leaving? I am not sure if I would be OK with that. Also, there may be a conflict of interest when dealing with exit fees.Comment
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That might be exactly why it would be smart for the Big XII board of governors to grab him. He has inside knowledge of what the AAC would be willing to take at minimum for the three teams to jump leagues early. That would do us a financial favor and maybe the Big XII as well depending on if they had plans to pay part of our exit fee.
That’s completely unscrupulous but when has that stopped anyone in big business before? I doubt Aresco has a non compete clause.Brent Wyrick
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The Athletic out with a list of potential candidates, mostly AD’s from current Big 12 or SEC, a few outsiders like Oliver Luck, and perhaps somebody who has never worked in college athletics. No mention of Aresco.Comment
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