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RE: What % jump in TV revenue do you believe warrants leaving for another conference?
(09-13-2021 12:00 PM)TTT Wrote:  Money is driving all of this. What % increase in TV money do you think is enough for a school to leave their current conference and join another?

What are the averages that G5 conferences (per school) are currently making per year from their respective TV deals?
Depends on more than that. How much is the buyout from the current conference? How much is the buy in in the new conference? How stable is the new conference? How long to see a positive return on investment?

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