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RE: Staples: Now’s the time, Big 12, to go after the Pac-12’s biggest and best
Back to the Big 12/Pac realignment. Is the answer, to pay every potential school the same amount across the board like the SEC and the Rust Belt?

Seeing tosu/michigan.. getting the same amount from TV deals as Purdue and Indiana is crazy. Same for Bama/FL getting the same as Vanderbilt and Mississippi state.

For schools like SC, Oregon.. I bet they look at the way the current Big 12 is set up and be that it's 3rd tier rights would be really nice bags themselves.

The tier 1 and 2 packages will always be the meat of the overall deal which would be huge pairing CA and Texas together and brands like ou with oregon.. But the independent 3rd packages could be what pushes this thing over.
04-03-2020 08:07 AM
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