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Post by hoyasaxa2003 on Jun 28, 2024 8:31:29 GMT -5
Preliminary reports indicate the deal is worth $75-$80 million a year, which would be about double what all the schools were getting under the old deal. It works out to something in the 7-7.5 million range annually. Obviously much improved from the old deal, but also way behind football obviously. But, still good that there was demand for the product.
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MCIGuy
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Post by MCIGuy on Jun 28, 2024 10:18:50 GMT -5
Preliminary reports indicate the deal is worth $75-$80 million a year, which would be about double what all the schools were getting under the old deal. It works out to something in the 7-7.5 million range annually. Obviously much improved from the old deal, but also way behind football obviously. But, still good that there was demand for the product. Well, luckily for almost all the BE schools there is no D1 football budget to worry about. |
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jpj
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Post by jpj on Jun 28, 2024 23:18:52 GMT -5
Question? Has the Big East ceded scheduling control to the networks as part of this deal?
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