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Posted by John Taylor on June 15, 2010 1:52 PM ET Perhaps the biggest news coming out commissioner Dan Beebe's press conference this afternoon -- other than the fact that Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri, Baylor and Iowa State are officially the rest of the Big 12's biznatches -- is the fact that there is no new television in place for the Big 12. In the wake of Texas recommitting to the league Monday, multiple reports had a tweaked television deal paying Texas upwards of $25 million -- and other schools at least doubling what they've been receiving -- as the linchpin in keeping the Big 12 intact. Beebe said earlier today that there is no new TV deal from either FOX or ESPN/ABC; rather, the conference was assured -- with those assurances being relayed to all ten schools -- by various "consultants that we are in a tremendous position to reach agreements to put us on par with anyone in the country." Additionally, there is no signed agreement that will keep the conference together. Instead, Beebe is taking them all at their word that they will remain true to the conference. (About that Arizona oceanfront property, Mr. Beebe...) Beebe also attempted to dispel the notion that UT held all of the cards in this situation. "Texas has a lot of influence," he said. "But I think you have to also look at Texas A&M and Oklahoma. They were hotly pursued by a number of conferences. Their value, based on their marketplace, history, were desirable. Frankly, they could have left for a guaranteed situation. "One of the misnomers is this all about money. They are committed to this conference for more reasons than that." (Chuckle) As for the five schools mentioned in the opening of this post? All five agreed to give up their share of penalties Colorado and Nebraska will have to pay, forking that money over instead to, mostly, Texas, Oklahoma and Texas A&M. Oh yeah, we can see this newly-configured Big 12 having long-term viability. Yep. |
Ok, so let me get the general bitching straight... 5 universities were about to be left homeless with no prospects and NO ONE was going to collect money from CU and NU for leaving...
instead, 5 universities (that had better offers) stayed in the conference in exchange for getting the penalty money from CU and NU and EVERYONE gets a higher cut of TV revenue... Exactly HOW is that unfair? Jesus, some of you guys have some serious university penis envy going on. What were the other 5 schools suppossed to do? Stay and turn down better deals out of kindness? |
Only the dumbasses are complaining about double the TV revenue.
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It's not like Beebe did anything to "save the conference." Much talk amounted to absolutely nothing. There was never a snowball's chance in hell of Texas leaving. |
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Yea ... cuz finding out your university is a pathetic,worthless barnacle on the Texas football ship is something to be happy about.
Apparently the only reason why MU,KSU,KU,ISU have football programs is so that they can be potholes on the Texas highway and collect money to fund other sports. You know how KU schedules Fort Hays State in basketball every year? They do it for an easy win and to give Fort Hays some added revenue. It's freaking athletic charity. guess what ... KU/KSU/ISU = Fort Hays state in football Hey!! Guess what MU? In a decision that EVERYONE said was all based on money and t.v. market etc. The Big 10 took a lesser t.v. market and less money by going with Nebraska over MU because you guys are pathetic on a national level. Welcome to being a barnacle on the ass of the athletic world along with ISU/KU/KSU/Baylor. grab some Texas cock and take a big swig ... get used to the taste. |
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What else is the evil Texas empire doing to us? |
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oh, by the way, Basketball isn't split evenly. Each school basically gets what they can negotiate, and KU rakes in a ton on national TV games. We seem to accept that as fine, but want football revenue split evenly. Cant have it both ways, for KU it might be a wash at best if it was all split evenly. Only schools like KSU and ISU would benefit.
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Mr. Beebe the people of Kansas city are thankful that Texas allowed us to keep the Big 12 together /Kevin Kietzman
dude is going to have to wipe that texas jizz off his chin |
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Get better at football and academics and this fails to be an issue. Texas does have an unfair advantage in recruiting and funds but that didn't stop KState from having a great program during Snyder's first stint... I seem to recall this same situation existing in the Big8 but the big bad guy was Nebraska... the same Nebraska that became a second class citizen in the Big 12 and now will be one in the Big 10. |
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Yeah, that played a role in Nebraska's invite. FTR, Nebraska isn't a turd, but this university ranks behind KU and MU. |
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Nebraska is a fine school but NOT elite in academics by any measure. |
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If anyone wants to bitch at a school.. bitch at NU for jumping ship and starting the whole firestorm in the first place. |
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ROFL |
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I hope Nebraska goes to court over this exist penalty. Texas was no better in any of this.
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6666!!! thread of the devil!
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http://www.columbiatribune.com/weblo...s-talk-big-12/
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Nebraska has their tradition going for them & that's it. |
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Why not go after Notre Dame now? The Big 12 would have the most powerful conference with both Texas & Notre Dame in it. Would just need to add BYU after that to complete a real Big 12. |
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That's how they beat us - the ignorance of the general population. Stupid people have TVs and buy cars and McDonald's and viagra and shitty beer and will watch what they've been conditioned to watch. |
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There's a giant ****ing difference. |
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My buddy lived in Nebraska for a job, hated it....he eventually got a job back in denver. What is there fun to do in Nebraska besides go to a Husker game?
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If Texas went, the Pac-10 was going to take Texas Tech and OSU. Both are ****ing jokes. Without Texas, the Pac-10 is likely going to take Utah. Again, a joke. |
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http://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/article/62825 |
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The X Men Conference You know, because X is the Roman numeral for 10. Or, or, or The Big Square Root of 100 Conference.... OK, I'll shut up now. :doh!: |
OK, so was there a resolution to this nonsense?
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Is it possible to be a coat-tail to a coat-tail? At what point do you reach the floor?
I, on the other hand, am quite happy to be Texas's itchy jockstrap. Yep, we hold their balls, but at least they're never fully happy with us. |
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We would have gone if the KS legislature would have allowed it, so shut your worthless ****ing Wildcat mouths.
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