the 2020's. 50% in 2012, 75% in 2013 and 100% in 2014.

Furthermore the media deal is just shy of $20mm per year per team (Fox is half and ESPN is half). Remember it is the most lucrative media deal done to date for any conference.

Additionally, the CC game adds $2mm per team (this is all Utah received last year from the PAC 12), the BCS adds approx. $2mm per team if the PAC 12 only has one team in a BCS game (which they typically have two).

Finally, the PAC 12 network will add some revenue per team as well. Currently they are only estimates but if you use the B1G Network as a guide it can be substantial.

This is why they say PAC 12 programs will get approx. $30mm per year exclusively from membership in the PAC 12. This does not include ticket sales, concessions, donations from alumni/boosters or apparel (which we know Utah typically sells more of from the NCAA site that tracks apparel sales by team per quarter)

You can cry about the way the Desnews did the numbers all you want. But get your Utah facts straight. By the way, useing a Wikipedia like site is not confidence inspiring. Wiki sites are contributed to by the likes of people like you and me. They are not official. At all.