Excellent piece by Bill Connelly on the parity within the B12 (ESPN+, so $):
https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...er-ever-season
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I was curious about TuneIn so here it is:
Big 12 Radio | Free Internet Radio | TuneIn
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UA, ASU, CU, Utah are officially in — although I assumed this had started July 1 https://x.com/big12conference/status...A2NHZ_hNyS2mFg
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Originally posted by bearcatbret View Post
Seems to me that it might be an instant cash grab. However, in the end, profits must be shared back to the private equity group.
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/556...onsiderations/
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The company involved is CVC Capital Partners. They own quite a few recognizable companies both here and overseas. For those who don't want to scroll through the whole client list, the important sports related ones are the Spanish La Liga soccer league and Ligue 1 and 2 in France. Also, the Six Nations Rugby League.
https://www.cvc.com/portfolio/our-portfolio/
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Originally posted by Lobot View PostSomething I failed to address on this announcement by Yormark is that they may “sell” 20% of the conference to a private equity group out of Luxembourg. Not sure on details on what they’re actually selling here.
The PAC-12 tried this in 2018 to create the instant cash flow for member institutions to do facilities upgrades and debt retirement but the proposal didn't go through in the end.
It looks this might be a stab at getting members in influx of cash for player payments.
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Something I failed to address on this announcement by Yormark is that they may “sell” 20% of the conference to a private equity group out of Luxembourg. Not sure on details on what they’re actually selling here.
The PAC-12 tried this in 2018 to create the instant cash flow for member institutions to do facilities upgrades and debt retirement but the proposal didn't go through in the end.
It looks this might be a stab at getting members in influx of cash for player payments.
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And this is why we wonder why insurance rates are so high........
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Given my puckish sense of humor, if Yormark is considering corporate sponsorships, so can everyone else. Here are some "modest" examples:
AAC: The Alcoholics Anonymous Conference (funding questionable);
ACC: The Ambulance Chasers Conference (funded by the plaintiffs bar, less 33%);
Big 10: The Atlantic City B1G Bingo Conference (funded by a portion of the Golden Nugget's profits);
Big 12: The One-A-Day Vitamin B12 Conference (funded by Big Pharma);
MAC: The Kraft MAC & Cheese (funded, unfortunately, by every grandparent in the US);
SEC: The Securities and Exchange Commission Sports Conference (funded by the US taxpayer; Greg Sankey would insist).
[Sorry about that. Back to reality.]
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Originally posted by Lobot View PostRoss Delenger at Yahoo Sports is reporting that the Big XII is ditching the Big part of its name and selling the naming rights for the entire conference.
Looks like I need to rename this thread to the Allstate XII
https://sports.yahoo.com/sources-big...155434875.html
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Originally posted by Lobot View PostRoss Delenger at Yahoo Sports is reporting that the Big XII is ditching the Big part of its name and selling the naming rights for the entire conference.
Looks like I need to rename this thread to the Allstate XII
https://sports.yahoo.com/sources-big...155434875.html
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Ross Delenger at Yahoo Sports is reporting that the Big XII is ditching the Big part of its name and selling the naming rights for the entire conference.
Looks like I need to rename this thread to the Allstate XII
https://sports.yahoo.com/sources-big...155434875.html
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Big XII spring meeting has concluded here in Irving. Synopsis from Justin Williams at The Athletic ($)
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/553...venue-sharing/Last edited by Lobot; 06-01-2024, 12:07 PM.
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