June 13, 20241 yr I can't wait till the coaches have to start using Allstate slogans in their press conferences. "We knew WE WERE IN GOOD HANDS on that play" WINK WINK WINK
June 13, 20241 yr So interesting. The problem that the B12 and ACC (Mid2) have is that they get $30-50M less per year than the P2 conferences. That money goes into football operations and the P2 conferences hire large support staffs for scouting of recruits and opponents. The M2 schools want to compete with the P2 schools, so they have to do the same tasks, but with fewer people. The job of an asst at a M2 school is much tougher than at a P2 school (and may pay less). And now, there is the NCAA allowing the schools to pay players directly. I assumed the G5 and M2 schools would just go to university revenue for that money, but that’s a bad look. This PE money could help there. I share others’ skepticism about long term effects. As an employee that has gone through a couple of LBOs, I learned that when the new owners say “invest”, they mean “bleed”. Fortunately, the guys advising Texas actuall are PE, so I expect UT to get the best advice.
June 13, 20241 yr 19 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said: I think Kansas would be an add for the BIG long term because basketball. Then why aren’t they there now? It’s because Kansas is in a small state and is not a historic football brand. And you can’t become a football brand now for these purposes. I understand your line of thought, but if this were their thinking Kansas would be in the Big 10 now.
June 13, 20241 yr 2 minutes ago, Al_4_ISU said: Then why aren’t they there now? It’s because Kansas is in a small state and is not a historic football brand. And you can’t become a football brand now for these purposes. I understand your line of thought, but if this were their thinking Kansas would be in the Big 10 now. Because focus right now is football. The new landscape is going to want to bring in that basketball cash at some point. That’s why I think that. Baseball will follow suit too but after basketball.
June 13, 20241 yr I could see Kansas, maybe Utah, maaaaybe CU, and far, distant maybe Arizona or one of the Texas schools (Tech?) someday getting mild interest, but I'd put odds at less than 5% even for Kansas.
June 13, 20241 yr 7 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said: Because focus right now is football. The new landscape is going to want to bring in that basketball cash at some point. That’s why I think that. Baseball will follow suit too but after basketball.
June 13, 20241 yr Kansas is dogshit in every other sport not named mens basketball. And they are terrible academically. And they dont have shit for a fanbase. Maryland was a better choice than ku would be
June 13, 20241 yr What if this move by the B12 spurs the B1G and SEC to break away into their own league? For the good of the sport?
June 13, 20241 yr 5 minutes ago, statsman said: What if this move by the B12 spurs the B1G and SEC to break away into their own league? For the good of the sport? When is the last time either of those conferences have done anything for the good of the sport?
June 13, 20241 yr 35 minutes ago, statsman said: So interesting. The problem that the B12 and ACC (Mid2) have is that they get $30-50M less per year than the P2 conferences. That money goes into football operations and the P2 conferences hire large support staffs for scouting of recruits and opponents. The M2 schools want to compete with the P2 schools, so they have to do the same tasks, but with fewer people. The job of an asst at a M2 school is much tougher than at a P2 school (and may pay less). And now, there is the NCAA allowing the schools to pay players directly. I assumed the G5 and M2 schools would just go to university revenue for that money, but that’s a bad look. This PE money could help there. I share others’ skepticism about long term effects. As an employee that has gone through a couple of LBOs, I learned that when the new owners say “invest”, they mean “bleed”. Fortunately, the guys advising Texas actuall are PE, so I expect UT to get the best advice. Because all the lowly schools with less popular football teams don't have access to PE advice. LOL.
June 13, 20241 yr 37 minutes ago, Al_4_ISU said: Then why aren’t they there now? It’s because Kansas is in a small state and is not a historic football brand. And you can’t become a football brand now for these purposes. I understand your line of thought, but if this were their thinking Kansas would be in the Big 10 now. big12 basketball is no slouch
June 13, 20241 yr 31 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said: big12 basketball is no slouch Right. It's fantastic. But these decisions have been made on a football basis, and outside of maybe 5 schools, anyone else dilutes the pot for the Big 10 and SEC. The Big 10 and SEC are already full of schools that don't add any value and are no different than the Big 12 or ACC schools once you take away their Big 10/SEC paycheck. It is far more likely that those schools take a hair cut to stay in the club than it is that the Big 10 or SEC add some school that they've passed over in the last 5 rounds of realignment.
June 13, 20241 yr 2 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said: Holy shit the Big 12 is going to sell off it's conference naming rights and let PE have 20%? Such a poverty conference. Yormark going to kill it with get rich quick schemes. *its
June 13, 20241 yr 2 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said: Holy shit the Big 12 is going to sell off it's conference naming rights and let PE have 20%? Such a poverty conference. Yormark going to kill it with get rich quick schemes. Frankly, I'd love to see Yormark crash and burn. And if the conference defaults on the PE money, they can just hand over tceh and Kansas, and call it even. No one really wants those two clown schools, anyways. EDIT: This is also just in: OU looking into selling the schools naming rights to... Edited June 13, 20241 yr by PvilleStang
June 13, 20241 yr 2 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said: Such a poverty conference. Yormark going to kill it with get rich quick schemes. Pretty sure the SEC is watching. Waiting for the Allstate Conference to set the bar, knowing full well that the SEC asking price will be at least triple what they get. I'm betting on Coca-Cola stepping up to buy the SEC rights.
June 13, 20241 yr So the Allstate 12 Conference will only be in some of the states and have 16 members?
June 13, 20241 yr 20 minutes ago, CustersDoctor said: Pretty sure the SEC is watching. Waiting for the Allstate Conference to set the bar, knowing full well that the SEC asking price will be at least triple what they get. I'm betting on Coca-Cola stepping up to buy the SEC rights. This makes a boat load of sense. They'll probably keep the "SEC" part because it still kinda makes sense. None of the other conference names do. The Big 12 has 16. The Big 10 has 18. The ACC has Stanford, Cal, SMU, and Louisville.
June 13, 20241 yr Popular Post Colorado BuffaLowes Kansas State Wild Wings Kansas JayKochs (at least until Koch gets tired of hearing Jaycocks) Oklahoma State Stetson Cowboys Iowa State Pioneer Seed Clones TCU Horned Frog Tape Texas Tech Red Lobsters Houston Costcos Cincinatti Bayer Cats UCF Golden Corrals West Virginia Mountain Hardware Arizona Wet'n'Wildcats Arizona State Capri Sun Devils Baylor football presented by Liberty University BYU Super Soakers
June 13, 20241 yr 1 minute ago, Deej said: Dollar General would have been a better partnership for the Big 12. Nah
June 13, 20241 yr Buccees is so overrated, except for the shitters, I only stop there on roadtrips for a nice clean place to take a dump. It's worth the circus. Edited June 13, 20241 yr by 'stache
June 13, 20241 yr 47 minutes ago, 'stache said: Welcome to Allstate Conference. I love you. you swapped Bedlam for Mayhem.
June 13, 20241 yr 3 hours ago, Pancho said: The Big Allstate/Allstate 12 conference is so laughably bad. Edited June 13, 20241 yr by Vertigo
June 13, 20241 yr 2 hours ago, LTbear said: I could see Kansas, maybe Utah, maaaaybe CU, and far, distant maybe Arizona or one of the Texas schools (Tech?) someday getting mild interest, but I'd put odds at less than 5% even for Kansas. Zero chance that Tech gets into the B1G for the same reasons they were a sticking point during P12 expansion round 1. They are not a good school academically, they have never won anything as a traditional football power, and they don't really deliver a market of relevance. B12 is about as good as they can do unless they got a last ditch invite from the ACC to stay afloat after a new TV deal.
June 13, 20241 yr 1 minute ago, Vertigo said: Zero chance that Tech gets into the B1G for the same reasons they were a sticking point during P12 expansion round 1. They are not a good school academically, they have never won anything as a traditional football power, and they don't really deliver a market of relevance. B12 is about as good as they can do unless they got a last ditch invite from the ACC to stay afloat after a new TV deal. I mean, I really agree. I said 5% for Kansas and a much smaller % for Tech - like less than 0.5%. My only thinking was if the B1G gets a Florida school someday they may want a Texas school.
June 13, 20241 yr 4 minutes ago, LTbear said: I mean, I really agree. I said 5% for Kansas and a much smaller % for Tech - like less than 0.5%. My only thinking was if the B1G gets a Florida school someday they may want a Texas school. B1G's gonna have aggy after they flee the SEC, so why would they need tceh?
June 13, 20241 yr 26 minutes ago, TexLonghorn said: Got leftovers? The Big 12 Conference presented by Tupperware This is 100x better than half the marketing campaigns out there these days.
June 13, 20241 yr 5 hours ago, Pancho said: Take the fuckin' money. Big ___ is a half-assed, shitty name for a conference anyway. Who cares? State Farm Southeastern Conference
June 13, 20241 yr 2 hours ago, LTbear said: Nah Bucee's was founded, is owned and run by aggy. Edited June 13, 20241 yr by DFW Horn
June 13, 20241 yr 6 minutes ago, DFW Horn said: Take the fuckin' money. Big ___ is a half-assed, shitty name for a conference anyway. Who cares? State Farm Southeastern Conference This, "Big" whatever is the dumbest fucking thing in the world. The Allstate conference was the least obnoxious thing I've read on here in a while, though Truckstop Conference still has my vote. For enough money let it be the Gecko Me In The Dick Conference, who the fuck cares. Stanford is in the Atlantic conference. There are 16 teams in the Big 12 and 18 teams in the Big 10 and if you put SEC in a search engine the first thing you get is the Securities and Exchange Commision. This PE thing though is not a bad play if the PE knows what they are doing. Remember, each of the other three have ownership stakes in their conference in some way. The SEC and ACC's nameplate channels are fully and completely owned by ESPN. Fox owns 60% of BTN and sat at the table negotiating the rates with other broadcasters when the Big Ten did their new deal. Not only do those conferences have someone they are already in bed with, they are already taking a cut as well. The question is what does 15-20% of the Big 12 buy you. You don't just give money to schools and siphon off an increase in revenues yearly, which you could do because broadcast contracts increase at a set rate. You want to invest and INCREASE revenues for the conference so that you make it back like they do. Now you could do that by bringing in other investments if you have these structures already set up for other sports or you can help them reduce spend in some way to make the value higher or you can make the value of the entire operation higher so that the next time the conference went to market for a tv deal it was sizably higher. To do that you'd probably need to use your investment to lure other properties that may move the needle. However they do that will matter. If its just take money spend in NIL, both sides are stupid. They have to break something with it, then it can pay off.
June 13, 20241 yr Agree. The only situation I could understand taking Private Equity is with FSU/Clemson. If you have to pay out 200 million plus to the ACC to get into the Big Ten or SEC to make $30mil more a year, then I could see that. Still, it seems like a loan/bond from the state, would both be preferable than PE. Outside of that, I find any other scenario hard to image.
June 14, 20241 yr 4 hours ago, LTbear said: Nah Well, that's it. Oregon State to the B12 and this is their new helmet logo.
June 14, 20241 yr 20 hours ago, Spider2YBanana said: Let's not forget STI's running through there. that was actually a picture that showed up when I googled syphilis haha
June 14, 20241 yr 7 hours ago, NeverMarryAStripper said: So the Allstate 12 Conference will only be in some of the states and have 16 members?
June 14, 20241 yr 7 hours ago, LTbear said: Nah Nope. Buckee’s has an in with the Sec since it is aggy owned.
June 14, 20241 yr Popular Post It would be a baller move for the SEC to buy the naming rights for the Big 12. Maybe each SEC team could adopt a Big 12 team
June 14, 20241 yr 14 hours ago, Doc Sam Beckett said: It would be a baller move for the SEC to buy the naming rights for the Big 12. Maybe each SEC team could adopt a Big 12 team
June 14, 20241 yr 15 hours ago, Doc Sam Beckett said: It would be a baller move for the SEC to buy the naming rights for the Big 12. Maybe each SEC team could adopt a Big 12 team Well, we'd have to deal with two little brothers, then. Aggy and whatever left behind trash we get dealt.
June 15, 20241 yr On 6/13/2024 at 5:35 PM, DFW Horn said: Take the fuckin' money. Big ___ is a half-assed, shitty name for a conference anyway. Who cares? State Farm Southeastern Conference The Southwest Airlines Conference for the win.
June 15, 20241 yr Popular Post My God this is such a dumb fucking thread. And fuck selling naming rights to a soulless insurance company. Fuck everything and everyone who led college football to this bullshit. Edited June 15, 20241 yr by Okie State
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