Well we do have more school, certainly that accounts for the difference.coolerguy12 said:
That number appears to be double the BDF. No way that is right.
The PAC numbers are skewed when looking at revenue only. They bear the expenses too since the PACN is owned by the conference. Actual profit is far less.Maroon Dawn said:
The PAC is deceptive because of their lack of great FB success since the Carroll days at USC but having a virtual monopoly on major college sports TV west of the Rockies (particularly now that the MWC is a shadow of its former self when BYU/Utah/TCU were members) has its advantages
Exactly ....aggiehawg said:The PAC numbers are skewed when looking at revenue only. They bear the expenses too since the PACN is owned by the conference. Actual profit is far less.Maroon Dawn said:
The PAC is deceptive because of their lack of great FB success since the Carroll days at USC but having a virtual monopoly on major college sports TV west of the Rockies (particularly now that the MWC is a shadow of its former self when BYU/Utah/TCU were members) has its advantages
MaterialAg said:
It's been fun watching this backfire so mightily on the sips and (to a lesser extent) okies.
leftcoastaggie said:
Fiscal year 2015 school distributions
SEC: $32.7 million
Big Ten: $32.4 million
Pac-12: $25.1 million
Big 12: 23.4 million
Fiscal year 2016 school distributions
SEC: $40.5 million
Big Ten: $34.8 million
Pac-12: $28.7 million
Big 12: $28.45 million
TPS_Report said:
There is one reason, and one reason only that the SEC is able to command that kind of caish... Texas A&M. Our entry into the League doubled the SEC TV footprint.
If we were like the GD sips we would piss and moan and bully to try to get a bigger share of the pie. That's why those turds should never be allowed in. They are a cancer.
They won't ever be allowed in.TPS_Report said:
That's why those turds should never be allowed in.
They are a cancer.
wbt5845 said:
So for 2016, now even Vanderbilt makes more from its Tier I+II+III content than Texas? Just wow.