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re: Big TV betting on Consolidation in NCAAF

Posted on 8/10/23 at 8:16 am to
Posted by TeddyPadillac
Member since Dec 2010
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Posted on 8/10/23 at 8:16 am to
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AGAIN...You are missing the ENTIRE point of realignment. The networks, in the grand scheme of things, dont give two flying fricks about basketball or baseball...or these moves wouldnt be happening. FOOTBALL moves the needle...period. So again, when was the last time those schools had any consistent and national relevance? But yet, they are making exactly what Ohio State does because we are a cool big brother to them.



and you are missing the point i'm making. No shite Football moves the needle.
Michigan State needs football money to stay an elite college basketball team. Michigan State football needs Ohio State and Michigan and Penn State to bring in that big tv money. Kentucky basketball needs Alabama and UGA and LSU to bring in that money. College baseball in the SEC has basically become double A baseball b/c of football money.
Football money from the big schools is what is helping make March Madness awesome, and it's bringing college baseball more and more relevance.


what fun do you think college football would be if only USC, OSU, Michigan, PSU, Bama, LSU, UGA, UF, Tex, OU, Clemson, FSU, Notre Dame had all the money? You think Purdue has enough money now to have any chance at upsetting OSU in a football game. DO they have enough money to compete in basketball?



Do you not understand what you are saying? You're basically saying you want to create basically a league of elite college football teams only, without a single frick given to the rest of college football or any other college sport. I don't give a shite about UNC Lacrosse, but i'd prefer they have a team and enjoy success b/c the Clemson/FSU game brought in a ton of money.
You act like OSU is struggling for money. Again, i'm not a fan of wealth sharing, but in this instance, i am, b/c i like the college product outside of just college football and i dont' want to see it go away.
Posted by Buckeye Backer
Columbus, Ohio
Member since Aug 2009
9275 posts
Posted on 8/10/23 at 8:26 am to
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what fun do you think college football would be if only USC, OSU, Michigan, PSU, Bama, LSU, UGA, UF, Tex, OU, Clemson, FSU, Notre Dame had all the money? You think Purdue has enough money now to have any chance at upsetting OSU in a football game. DO they have enough money to compete in basketball?


Sign me up for that conference!!!!


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Do you not understand what you are saying? You're basically saying you want to create basically a league of elite college football teams only, without a single frick given to the rest of college football or any other college sport. I don't give a shite about UNC Lacrosse, but i'd prefer they have a team and enjoy success b/c the Clemson/FSU game brought in a ton of money.
You act like OSU is struggling for money. Again, i'm not a fan of wealth sharing, but in this instance, i am, b/c i like the college product outside of just college football and i dont' want to see it go away.



And????? I disagree...college football needs this major restructuring. I am actually looking out for the best interests of these "poor" schools. Now they can go be in a tier of football that is actually to their level. Now they can build a program that has sustained winning. The money should go to the schools that actually GENERATE the money. It amazes me all you "baws" who literally advocate for welfare in college athletics, yet bemoan it in real life. If Washington St and Oregon St cant afford Gymnastics, Swimming, tennis etc etc...then they shouldnt be living beyond their means. They need a belt tightening. Those schools are getting the hard dose of reality they have needed for a long time. Listen, the media networks are dictating this. Sorry, they are LOSING millions funding these programs that dont make any money. Time for a reality check.
This post was edited on 8/10/23 at 8:27 am
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