Big Ten Maps commercial & who’s added next

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When UMD and Rutgers joined the media contract doubled. The B1G is an nfl model going forward. The teams (it would never happen) in trouble would be Michigan st and Purdue ( two teams in the state), Illinois ( they would keep northwestern right in Chicago). The ACC teams all have issues. That’s why they took the most valuable school UMD. No other school would have imploded the ACC so badly.

That's true if you rely on cable subscribers being forced to pay for networks they don't want. By the time the rights deal expires, streaming will matter far more and Amazon/Netflix/Apple are going to care about which teams get eyeballs

Yes you are right. They will be moving nfl teams out of nyc, dc, Chicago, LA and Philly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When UMD and Rutgers joined the media contract doubled. The B1G is an nfl model going forward. The teams (it would never happen) in trouble would be Michigan st and Purdue ( two teams in the state), Illinois ( they would keep northwestern right in Chicago). The ACC teams all have issues. That’s why they took the most valuable school UMD. No other school would have imploded the ACC so badly.

That's true if you rely on cable subscribers being forced to pay for networks they don't want. By the time the rights deal expires, streaming will matter far more and Amazon/Netflix/Apple are going to care about which teams get eyeballs

Yes you are right. They will be moving nfl teams out of nyc, dc, Chicago, LA and Philly.

To Tallahassee and chapel Hill !!

😂😂😂

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When UMD and Rutgers joined the media contract doubled. The B1G is an nfl model going forward. The teams (it would never happen) in trouble would be Michigan st and Purdue ( two teams in the state), Illinois ( they would keep northwestern right in Chicago). The ACC teams all have issues. That’s why they took the most valuable school UMD. No other school would have imploded the ACC so badly.

That's true if you rely on cable subscribers being forced to pay for networks they don't want. By the time the rights deal expires, streaming will matter far more and Amazon/Netflix/Apple are going to care about which teams get eyeballs

Yes you are right. They will be moving nfl teams out of nyc, dc, Chicago, LA and Philly.

Cuz of “streaming” lolololz. The B1G and NFL dictate to streaming, cable and network. They let the majority get a piece and then leave a couple out for musical chairs max income

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When UMD and Rutgers joined the media contract doubled. The B1G is an nfl model going forward. The teams (it would never happen) in trouble would be Michigan st and Purdue ( two teams in the state), Illinois ( they would keep northwestern right in Chicago). The ACC teams all have issues. That’s why they took the most valuable school UMD. No other school would have imploded the ACC so badly.

That's true if you rely on cable subscribers being forced to pay for networks they don't want. By the time the rights deal expires, streaming will matter far more and Amazon/Netflix/Apple are going to care about which teams get eyeballs

Yes you are right. They will be moving nfl teams out of nyc, dc, Chicago, LA and Philly.

Those NFL teams get ratings. The same isn't true of Northwestern, or any team in Philly or NYC. USC will be fine

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The next round of realignment is going to be the profitable teams leaving their conferences behind. Ohio State and Michigan can make much more money teaming up with Georgia and Florida State to sell their TV rights and not splitting them with bottom feeders like Maryland leaves more money for the teams drawing the viewers

This is absolutely incorrect.

The CFP generates huge amounts of money for conferences which then divide the proceeds up among its conference member teams.

Powerful football schools need conference opponents.

The previous poster (quoted above) is 100% wrong. Highly likely that Notre Dame will be joining the Big Ten Conference within the next 3 years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In expanding its scholastic footprint, the Big Ten also increased the value of the BTN's New York and D.C. subscribers. According to SNL Kagan data, cable operators pay an estimated "in-market" rate of $1 per sub per month, more than double the $0.44 fees charged outside the conference's home markets. Cablevision alone serves 2.64 million video customers in New York, New Jersey and southwestern Connecticut; with the upgraded fee in place, BTN sees its annual payout from the operator rise to around $31.7 million from $13.9 million (bolding mine)
I'm no Sports Business reporter, but more than doubling your annual operator payout seems like a pretty good business outcome to me. AA also reports that BTN is able to charge ad rates comparable to what ESPN gets for the SEC Network.

Umd and Rutgers doubled the media revenue. Plus rolling teams and games through NYC area and DC/Balt with tons of Big ten alumni.

DC, NY, NJ are pro markets. Empty college stadiums make for poor television.

[Anonymous]

Over the past decade, I have read repeatedly that Boston is not considered an attractive TV market for college sports as Boston is a pro sports town. A main reason why the Big Ten Conference has no interest in Boston College.

[Anonymous]

The Big Ten loves sports but is more into research dollars. Michigan, UCLA, Wisconsin,UMD, Washington, Ohio State, Minnesota are all top 15 publics for research spending. The research money dwarfs the sports money. UMD this year sports budget will be approaching 120 million. The research budget is approaching 1.5 billion after the recent pentagon contract.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Big Ten loves sports but is more into research dollars. Michigan, UCLA, Wisconsin,UMD, Washington, Ohio State, Minnesota are all top 15 publics for research spending. The research money dwarfs the sports money. UMD this year sports budget will be approaching 120 million. The research budget is approaching 1.5 billion after the recent pentagon contract.

Do you have a cite?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Big Ten loves sports but is more into research dollars. Michigan, UCLA, Wisconsin,UMD, Washington, Ohio State, Minnesota are all top 15 publics for research spending. The research money dwarfs the sports money. UMD this year sports budget will be approaching 120 million. The research budget is approaching 1.5 billion after the recent pentagon contract.

Do you have a cite?

https://ncsesdata.nsf.gov/profiles/site?method=rankingBySource&ds=herd

This is before UMDs huge 500 million pentagon contract that will move it into the second among publics



https://www.wbaltv.com/article/university-of-maryland-pentagon-contract/60952040