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New Big 12 TV deal
Wonder if the below makes it less appealing for the Big 12 to expand to 12?
Also, TCU how do you like me now. They went from making $1.1 Million in TV money to snagging $20 Million a year. What do you we get at UC, $5-6 million?


http://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Speci...-ESPN.aspx
The Big 12 is on the verge of a blockbuster TV contract that will put its media revenue among the top tier of college conferences, despite losing several marquee programs in the last two years.

The Big 12 and ESPN are nearing an extension that will earn the conference — combined with its Fox TV contract — $2.5 billion over the next 13 years, according to industry sources. The ESPN extension would run through 2025 and sync up with Fox’s deal.

By network, the Big 12 stands to make $1.3 billion from ESPN and $1.2 billion from Fox over the life of the two deals. ESPN’s old contract with the Big 12 ran through 2016, but the two sides are close on a nine-year extension that will increase the conference’s average revenue from its current $150 million a year to nearly $200 million annually. Each Big 12 school will make roughly $5 million more a year in the new contract over the old deal.
 
03-14-2012 06:24 AM
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