How much money is UMD going to get from the B1G conference?

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Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

[Anonymous]

Wouldn’t be surprised to see Texas flip from the SEC to the B1G. Texas would much rather be in the B1G academically…it holds its own with the B1G payout and the B1G footprint is more lucrative.

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Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t be surprised to see Texas flip from the SEC to the B1G. Texas would much rather be in the B1G academically…it holds its own with the B1G payout and the B1G footprint is more lucrative.

lol. The SEC payouts dwarf the big 10s. The SEC is backed by ESPN who understand the move to streaming. The big10 network is backed by foxsports- who don't.

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Anonymous wrote:Now that UCLA and USC are partners it looks like it could be 100 million+ per year. Plus with UMD being the 8th highest public and 14th highest overall research budget nationally, it could increase those rankings as well.

I feel bad for Uva and UNC that could be stuck in the ACC with that horrible iron clad contract through 2036.

Aren't the sports programs a net negative for the university? I mean the stadiums alone cost more than this.

Most stadiums come from alumni donations. Like Tech's Lane stadium.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

What does that mean?? Locational monetization??

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

What does that mean?? Locational monetization??

Inside the beltway of the #4 media market in the country. Brings the Big Ten teams right in the heart of the wealthiest state and region of the country that’s highly populated.

The Big now has NYC, Philly, Wash/Balt, LA… and the Bay Area is next. It’s strategy of media and research giant schools is highly intelligent and lucrative.

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^^ left out Chicago, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Detroit, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati … any others?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

What does that mean?? Locational monetization??

I'm guess it means that the B1G puts up with UMD and Rutgers in order to force their network on local carriers. In the long run, as conferences grow and out of conference games shrink, a couple of cupcakes like Maryland and Rutgers helps the better school stay undefeated.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

What does that mean?? Locational monetization??

Inside the beltway of the #4 media market in the country. Brings the Big Ten teams right in the heart of the wealthiest state and region of the country that’s highly populated.

The Big now has NYC, Philly, Wash/Balt, LA… and the Bay Area is next. It’s strategy of media and research giant schools is highly intelligent and lucrative.

Lincoln and Ames

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

What does that mean?? Locational monetization??

Inside the beltway of the #4 media market in the country. Brings the Big Ten teams right in the heart of the wealthiest state and region of the country that’s highly populated.

The Big now has NYC, Philly, Wash/Balt, LA… and the Bay Area is next. It’s strategy of media and research giant schools is highly intelligent and lucrative.

Lincoln and Ames

They are along for the ride.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

What does that mean?? Locational monetization??

Inside the beltway of the #4 media market in the country. Brings the Big Ten teams right in the heart of the wealthiest state and region of the country that’s highly populated.

The Big now has NYC, Philly, Wash/Balt, LA… and the Bay Area is next. It’s strategy of media and research giant schools is highly intelligent and lucrative.

Lincoln and Ames

They are along for the ride.

Do you remember how UMD was in the ACC, but the NC schools never cared about what they had to say? UMD is in the same position in the B1G, it's just the midwestern schools who ignore them

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

What does that mean?? Locational monetization??

I'm guess it means that the B1G puts up with UMD and Rutgers in order to force their network on local carriers. In the long run, as conferences grow and out of conference games shrink, a couple of cupcakes like Maryland and Rutgers helps the better school stay undefeated.

The B1G came after UMD hard… even payed travel expenses and the ACC penalty for leaving.

Unc and Uva are scurrying around like pipsqueaks right now dropping to their knees and begging.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

What does that mean?? Locational monetization??

Inside the beltway of the #4 media market in the country. Brings the Big Ten teams right in the heart of the wealthiest state and region of the country that’s highly populated.

The Big now has NYC, Philly, Wash/Balt, LA… and the Bay Area is next. It’s strategy of media and research giant schools is highly intelligent and lucrative.

Lincoln and Ames

They are along for the ride.

Do you remember how UMD was in the ACC, but the NC schools never cared about what they had to say? UMD is in the same position in the B1G, it's just the midwestern schools who ignore them

Then UMD flexed it’s muscle and the really stupid remaining schools freaked out and locked themselves in a horrible deal for 20 years. What is it about them that can’t recognize or deal with reality?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

The BIG wanted the DC and NYC TV market- hence why UMD and Rutgers are in the BIG- Looks like they want LA and San Fran also! I bet Stanford is the next school to join. The UC/Berkley athletic department is a mess.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:clemson, uva, miami and unc to SEC is pretty much a done deal.

The big 10 now has the most national championships than any other conference now that ucla has joined.

MD made the move for money and it was a very smart move.

It was a no brainer for UMD. The ACC was draining UMD of its locational monetization and value. UMDs excellent but humble aura had the ACC fooled till UMD flexed its muscle. The B1G came after UMD. UMD didn’t contact the B1G and that gives an idea of UMDs power.

What does that mean?? Locational monetization??

I'm guess it means that the B1G puts up with UMD and Rutgers in order to force their network on local carriers. In the long run, as conferences grow and out of conference games shrink, a couple of cupcakes like Maryland and Rutgers helps the better school stay undefeated.

The B1G came after UMD hard… even payed travel expenses and the ACC penalty for leaving.

Unc and Uva are scurrying around like pipsqueaks right now dropping to their knees and begging.

They came after them hard for the DC market not for their teams or their input. I'm wondering what non-revenue sports they'll have to drop once regular season games in LA will be a factor, granted Debbie Yow already did a good job with that. UVA and UNC will get to choose between the SEC and B1G. One fits better academically, the other is far richer. It's a nice choice to have.