May 20, 2019
9:56:03pm
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I’m curious how cord-cutting will affect this.
B1G has massive TV rights via cable subs in NYC, Pennsylvania, Chicago, Ohio, Maryland, etc.
If this moves to a streaming subscriber model, how much revenue is lost when those big populated cities no longer subsidize and foot the bill?
If this moves to a streaming subscriber model, how much revenue is lost when those big populated cities no longer subsidize and foot the bill?
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Right. And that’s why USC won’t take it for much longer. Being pushed around by insignificant commuter schools and
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The Big12 has tiered revenue sharing and better football and basketball. It could be an attractive option because they
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