I'm a little confused on this portion, but he's actually right

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Jun 9, 2023
2:26:52pm

cougfan03 Playmaker

I'm a little confused on this portion, but he's actually right

According to the Pac 12 release, the 385M number came from just media rights (with ESPN, FOX, and the Pac 12 Network), with distributions adding up to 444M... that means they gave out 37M and 32M of it came from media rights. I'm not sure how it jumped up so much from their initial deal and who knows what the truth in all of this is

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Update, Pac-12 made $385mil in TV revenue last year.

6/9/23 1:59pm

I don’t see them sniffing more than $25M per school but we’ll see

6/9/23 2:07pm

That would be a win - a 20% bump from where they are today (w/o USCLA)

NorCal_Coug

6/9/23 2:13pm

Today they are getting 2011 pricing. With USC and UCLA they would be in the 40’s

Jay Kay

6/9/23 2:20pm

That's one way to try to save face I guess

ManicBlue

6/9/23 2:07pm

I'm a little confused on this portion, but he's actually right

cougfan03

6/9/23 2:26pm

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NorCal_Coug

6/9/23 3:06pm

Maybe that is BEFORE taking off PACN production costs???

NorCal_Coug

6/9/23 3:07pm

With ESPN and Fox out, it will be interesting to see who is paying the bills.

6/9/23 2:35pm

Sure it might be larger

jxncoog

6/9/23 3:20pm

The Big 12 will make $12M from their new TV deal -Stew Mandel

6/9/23 4:21pm

If true, and UCLA/USC are worth $240M, the new PAC is worth $13.5M per school.

Brandoblueblood

6/9/23 6:52pm

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