etexorange said:
Where do you get the notion that the Longhorns are broke?
Still hanging on to that $3 million deficit three or four years ago, the only time that happened in nearly 20 years?
Against $60 million in cash reserves?
Or maybe you are referring to the sizable "false profit" for A&M's AD, realized because you counted construction project contributions as revenue, while failing to put that debt service (the outlay) as an expense in the same budget?
etexorange said:
" something the sips and the Big 12 don't even have access to."
LOL, what?
Do you even know what these rights include?
radio, corporate sponsorship, hospitality, print, signage and other advertising.
Did you miss the Corona deal for the longhorns recently? Just a small part of the millions flowing in annually, totally separate from TV deals.
etexorange said:
Where do you get the notion that the Longhorns are broke?
Still hanging on to that $3 million deficit three or four years ago, the only time that happened in nearly 20 years?
Against $60 million in cash reserves?
Or maybe you are referring to the sizable "false profit" for A&M's AD, realized because you counted construction project contributions as revenue, while failing to put that debt service (the outlay) as an expense in the same budget?
etexorange said:
Still no reply about the idiotic claim that Big 12 teams don't get revenue from radio, game program ads, in-game media, corporate sponsorships and the other components of multimedia deals.
Just a whole lot of braying like jackasses, and lies.
Do you have a link to this? That's pretty insane money.mulch said:
I'm not a math guy but I'm pretty sure that works out to $13.7 million a year...
ON TOP of the $40+ million they get from the SEC distribution.
Nice contract you're locked into sips.
Long Live LHN
Quote:
Arkansas sees multimedia rights increase of nearly 90 percent with IMG College extension
By Michael Smith, Staff Writer
Published August 14, 2017, Page 3
The University of Arkansas has agreed to a 10-year, $137 million multimedia rights extension with IMG College that will be among the most lucrative in the country. Included in the guaranteed revenue will be $6 million that is earmarked for the installation of Wi-Fi
First off, I claimed nothing of the sort. I claimed the sips and the big 12 have no idea what Tier 4 revenue is. It is obvious you agree with me as the items you list above are, in big 12 terms, traditionally bundled as Tier 3 assets and sold. Other sponsorships like you describe with Corona, are piecemealed out, cost overhead to manage, and generally return marginally to the AD. You would be wise to watch out for that "Overhead" I just brought up. In terms of Texas, it is causing you to discuss such red flags to financial organizations such as "cash reserves" and "revenue generation" whereas financially sound organizations get to discuss such terms as "operational cash flow".etexorange said:
Still no reply about the idiotic claim that Big 12 teams don't get revenue from radio, game program ads, in-game media, corporate sponsorships and the other components of multimedia deals.
Just a whole lot of braying like jackasses, and lies.
etexorange said:
Still no reply about the idiotic claim that Big 12 teams don't get revenue from radio, game program ads, in-game media, corporate sponsorships and the other components of multimedia deals.
Just a whole lot of braying like jackasses, and lies.
