I think if the B1G was going to invite anybody else it already would have.

Sep 28, 2022
12:38:54pm

shoganai Truly Addicted User

IMO, the next big move will be between the SEC and ACC, but not for a while. They'll run down the clock on the grant of rights for a few more years.

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I think if the B1G was going to invite anybody else it already would have.

shoganai

9/28/22 12:38pm

Oregon and Washington seem too big to be in a USC-less pac 10

Hsaru

9/28/22 12:43pm

I'm sure they think so.

shoganai

9/28/22 12:43pm

IF numbers come out to what is reported there is a real potential P12 makes $20M less than B12.

(Private)

9/28/22 12:51pm

They'll probably want an unequal share which further reduces other teams share.

ManicBlue

9/28/22 2:49pm

Thanks, George

RenoCoug

9/28/22 12:48pm

The Big Ten is getting another swing at a media rights package that will

Doogal McCougar

9/28/22 12:58pm

Probably a lot

TNT

9/28/22 1:02pm

If I were the B1G, I’d try to undermine the ACC. UNC, UVA, Pitt, Ga Tech, Duke

Ski-U-Mah

9/28/22 2:17pm

The P12-2 remaining schools give USC and UCLA more local games. Also gives the B1G more inventory for

ManicBlue

9/28/22 2:53pm

I get it. I’m sure the B1G is adding more Pacific time teams. But don’t really

Ski-U-Mah

9/28/22 3:19pm

I'm sure the B1G has their eyes on some ACC teams along with the SEC and B12.

ManicBlue

9/28/22 3:24pm

Interesting who the Big Ten big boys actually schedule OOC from the PAC and ACC

Doogal McCougar

9/28/22 4:15pm

I tend to agree. There are four schools in the ACC that make the

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