Yeah there is no grey area. They would sign away there BBall rights to the BE. If UConn comes that pretty much means they aren't playing FBS FB.
Even then if they don't they still can't just leave and break the GoR.
Dave wrote:Yeah there is no grey area. They would sign away there BBall rights to the BE. If UConn comes that pretty much means they aren't playing FBS FB.
Even then if they don't they still can't just leave and break the GoR.
How much do you think that basketball GOR is worth in actual dollars?
I will try to better understand your perspective.
Dave wrote:Yeah there is no grey area. They would sign away there BBall rights to the BE. If UConn comes that pretty much means they aren't playing FBS FB.
Even then if they don't they still can't just leave and break the GoR.
How much do you think that basketball GOR is worth in actual dollars?
I will try to better understand your perspective.
crussomd wrote:I will repeat my previous statements that I think we should tread extremely carefully breaking up the all private school league we currently have. Unless presented with the perfect opportunity down the road after crazy realignment shakeouts (Duke, WF, ND) we should stay at 10. There is some merit to the argument to UCONN adding value to MSG and at renewal time for fox contract. However, they add instability even with a $50million exit fee and change our brand image. This should be considered carefully more than short term gain. Do you know what the best additions to the Big east would be? Gtown and St Johns being perennially good and tourney teams each year.
stever20 wrote:Maryland in 2014 finished 17-15 in the ACC. had the #10 SOS in the country. Do you know what that got them? Nothing- not even a NIT bid. So how does the committee reward teams like that? Like it or not, your win-loss record matters. Until the committee starts to take teams like Maryland in 2014, I think you are wrong.
TrueBlueJay wrote:Rothstein reported during the SHU CU game that both UCONN and Big East say no discussions have taken place, it sounded like almost a retraction to me.
Thats for the lawyers to work out.
It's worth the entire amount remaining on a school's portion of a Conference media contract. So, if the Big East had a GOR, and, say, Villanova decided to leave prior to the end of the GOR (which would end at the end of the media deal), Villanova would owe $32 million. (Approximately $4M/year X 8 years left on the Fox contract.)
There's more to it, but that's the money part of it.
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