(7) Saturday Big East Games 12/11/21

[Jet915]

As for Cincinnati and the Big 12 new tv contract will be interesting. The money will be there for the new members. Interesting what CBS does losing the SEC.

I just cant imagine much money for the Big XII, it will obviously be more than anything the American ever got but Oklahoma and Texas are the only Big XII teams that attract eyeballs for football. Who wants to watch KState vs UCF?

[marquette]

As for Cincinnati and the Big 12 new tv contract will be interesting. The money will be there for the new members. Interesting what CBS does losing the SEC.

I just cant imagine much money for the Big XII, it will obviously be more than anything the American ever got but Oklahoma and Texas are the only Big XII teams that attract eyeballs for football. Who wants to watch KState vs UCF?

I read an article a couple weeks back that broke down the tv ratings for the B12 in games that didn't involve Texas or Oklahoma were about the same as the AAC. Now, they are taking the biggest tv draws from the AAC so the outlook is slightly better but I still wouldn't be expecting a massive bump for the moving to this B12.

https://www.blackandgoldbanneret.com/kn ... ia-ucf-aac

https://theathletic.com/2731657/2021/07 ... uld-worry/

[kayako]

I read an article a couple weeks back that broke down the tv ratings for the B12 in games that didn't involve Texas or Oklahoma were about the same as the AAC. Now, they are taking the biggest tv draws from the AAC so the outlook is slightly better but I still wouldn't be expecting a massive bump for the moving to this B12.

https://www.blackandgoldbanneret.com/kn ... ia-ucf-aac

https://theathletic.com/2731657/2021/07 ... uld-worry/

TV ratings for 11-0 Central Florida or Cincinnati in the AAC probably falls dramatically if they're 7-4 in the B12. I don't know if 2X or 3X bump can be considered "massive" or not, but yeah doubt it's enough to break even.