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RE: Sources: CFP, ESPN discuss 8-year rights contract
(01-09-2024 11:10 PM)LeeNobody Wrote:  I am far more interested in what the final number is than the winning bid. The CFP is the most valuable property in college football, it will set the ceiling for what leagues can get in 2030ish. If the 3x projections are incorrect. I would start to worry if I was the Big 12

Not sure why big12 would need to worry. The SEC already picked their most desired properties. The conference negotiated its deal at its most weakened position. Since then it’s geographically footprint has grown , with significant increase in markets, viewership etc. Its current deal doesn’t include Utah, Arizona, Arizona state and Colorado joining the league.

The conference is significantly undervalued. My guess is Yormack will reup way before the contract’s scheduled negotiating window
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