100x times this. Who cares about $ if it doesnt help BYU win games.

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Dec 3, 2019
9:25:52am

Klompus Walk-on

100x times this. Who cares about $ if it doesnt help BYU win games.

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Klompus

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The average P5 football game is worth $6.7 million to media providers in 2019

BYUMizzou

12/3/19 8:21am

I just wish more money resulted to a better result on the field

franklyvulgar

12/3/19 8:31am

I agree.

BYUMizzou

12/3/19 8:35am

All those Halloween costume specialists are expensive!

mudpupper

12/3/19 8:53am

Please stop with the dumb 'costume' comments. It was old a month ago.

Benfica1

12/3/19 9:02am

100x times this. Who cares about $ if it doesnt help BYU win games.

Klompus

12/3/19 9:25am

You’re forgetting how this works

JollyGreenGiant

12/3/19 10:53am

I would think they'll get paid $10-12M per year.

12/3/19 8:45am

Thanks. Just curious, where did you come up with the per game values for

Scratch

12/3/19 8:55am

Google. All the numbers are available for each conference's TV contracts

BYUMizzou

12/3/19 9:20am

I'm pretty sure you're using different numbers for different conferences, or at

Scratch

12/3/19 12:31pm

Production costs for a BYU game is also minimal. They basically fly the talent

LaserCoug

12/3/19 8:55am

Is that fact or just an assumption?

mudpupper

12/3/19 9:05am

It's what I've been told. No clue if it's really fact. But for the ABC game,

LaserCoug

12/3/19 9:17am

That is a fact. ESPN uses all of BYU's equipment to broadcast our home games.

slatecoug

12/3/19 12:34pm

Don’t these P&G 5 contracts include their entire sports inventory of home games?

Blue Coat

12/3/19 8:58am

The numbers I'm using are as good as you can get with available information

BYUMizzou

12/3/19 9:19am

The Big East gets between $4-$5 million per team for its TV deal

CaliWG

12/3/19 11:04am

If you use avg % of revenue as a guide, it's around 80% football, 20% Men's BB.

12/3/19 12:20pm

You can’t use averages to estimate BYU’s value

CallingDingo

12/3/19 10:54am

You might be correct if we were living in 2010. We're not. It's 2019. The TV

BYUMizzou

12/3/19 11:12am

Good research. I hope BYU negotiators did at least this level.

Orem58thBall

12/3/19 11:13am

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