coach_pete_JPG
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Power move would be for the Pac-12 to buy Disney’s tv assets and let all the other conferences know who’s captain now.
what im hearing re: p12 network/tv contract/boofs bouncin
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dannarc
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rodmansrage
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thanks for crediting the board, Ross! Fuckin asshole.
FTFY
rodmansrage
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the situation might be fluid update:
- warner bros discovery sports (tnt/tbs) might be at the table
- fox/espn might be back at the table
- cbs still sitting at the table
- $30mm per team
- pac 10 stays 10 (no idea what san diego state was trying to do a few weeks ago but ts an ps sent)
- keeps pac 10 together for 5-6 more years, it dies after that
- do think its close, announcement at p12 media days will be that, 'in august we'll announce...'
cc: ross dellenger
- warner bros discovery sports (tnt/tbs) might be at the table
- fox/espn might be back at the table
- cbs still sitting at the table
- $30mm per team
- pac 10 stays 10 (no idea what san diego state was trying to do a few weeks ago but ts an ps sent)
- keeps pac 10 together for 5-6 more years, it dies after that
- do think its close, announcement at p12 media days will be that, 'in august we'll announce...'
cc: ross dellenger
rodmansrage
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espn CLEARLY reads this board
It is likely to include a mix of streaming and linear options[/i]
i first reported this months ago
expected to be on-par with the ACC and Big 12[/i]
i said $30mm, big12 is $32mm iirc
The biggest flight risk, according to sources, has been Colorado, and it remains to be seen if the administration there has the patience to wait for the new deal before making a major decision that could have a tidal wave of effects.[/i]
at this point i have to think that heather dodged the espn layoffs because her salary is comparable to rod gilmore's, she has pics of someone, or abundance
espn is CLEARLY dying when my shitty posts* are the 'source'
*i no longer use 'poast' out of the passing of pup, he hated the term.
It is likely to include a mix of streaming and linear options[/i]
i first reported this months ago
expected to be on-par with the ACC and Big 12[/i]
i said $30mm, big12 is $32mm iirc
The biggest flight risk, according to sources, has been Colorado, and it remains to be seen if the administration there has the patience to wait for the new deal before making a major decision that could have a tidal wave of effects.[/i]
at this point i have to think that heather dodged the espn layoffs because her salary is comparable to rod gilmore's, she has pics of someone, or abundance
espn is CLEARLY dying when my shitty posts* are the 'source'
*i no longer use 'poast' out of the passing of pup, he hated the term.
Not sure if it’s been mentioned but Disney is completely gutting its traditional advertising. Disney+ isn’t profitable and ESPN could be put up for sale. Disney also likely to sell their TV stations.
Is this relevant at all? No fucking clue.
Is this relevant at all? No fucking clue.
The app market might be flooded. Probably a shake out coming
The NFL chose Prime because Prime isn't going away
The NFL chose Prime because Prime isn't going away
Tequilla
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I think the bolded point above is fairly critical here ...
To me it's pretty clear that there's going to be a breakup of the ACC and PAC into the remaining 3 conferences ...
While the SEC doesn't care about what happens with the PAC per se since they aren't adding, they do care from the standpoint of as further consolidation occurs it's bad for the business to basically have a giant void of interest on the West Coast (outside of LA). The Big10 should have obvious interest in making sure that at least Washington and likely Oregon (Cal/Stanford TBD - this may give them a chance to shit or get off the pot) aren't taken out by the knees during this interim period such that they retain value going into the next big consolidation window. The Big12 also should care in that the health of the residuals and their desire to dominate in basketball is where it needs to be.
It wouldn't surprise me at all if there's already plenty of wink winks going on where people know what is going to happen on the next/final round of realignment but the timing/money isn't right in THIS economy ...