May 15, 2021
9:22:43am
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That's for the conference, not per team. 10yrs/$3B split between 14 teams = $21M
Per reports, the SEC was getting $55M from CBS, but has now signed an exclusive 10yr/$3B deal with ESPN. Which works out to $21.42M per team per year
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Money. The new contract is not 4.5 a year. Being in a conference doesn't make us better positioned for P5
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Tons. And 2, 3, and 5 aren't true. 1 doesn't matter. 4 isn't worth sacrificing what we have in independence.
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it's been had out for years. The arguments are old and boring. Your assumptions are wrong. But that's not new. Faulty
5/14/21 3:43pm
Yep. I'm not really interested in getting into all of it since it's been done a million times. But your assumptions are
5/14/21 3:52pm
Nope. Also wrong. The argument has been hashed out many, many, many times. And I personally have pointed out
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The SEC was getting ~43 million. ESPN taking over the lone CBS game is giving them a 20mm bump to 60+.
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