Brett Yormark Talks Big 12 Expansion Yet Again | Will His Strategy Work?
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Brett Yormark talks Big 12 expansion with the Arizona Board of Regents. Will his bold strategy pay off like it did last summer?
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I am very confident that the Big XII hired the right person, at the right moment to be commissioner. I think Yormark is and will be setting up the conference for success.
People can forget any ACC teams leaving and coming to the Big12. The Big12 doesn’t have any money to afford them. ESPN and a Fox aren’t going to give any money to add anyone from the ACC. ESPN wants the ACC to continue to provide content across all the ESPN network channels. The ACC will get a reworked deal that will closely mirror what the Big12 has now to solidify the ACC as a solid tier 2 conference just as ESPN and Fox did with the Big12. Don’t be surprised when both the Big12 and ACC are 16 member conferences with mirror payouts between the two. The ACC also has the ACC network which doesn’t pay much additional money but it does give the ACC value with exposure across all their sport programs.
Borrow 15 mill pay back 20 + because you have a cash shortage 🤔 how many Olympics sports going to pay the price .
No matter what, you have health,occupation, or better opportunities make the most of it. Brett Yormark is going to do just that. Great content john.
I'm a big Arizona fan and want to see UA sports succeed, but most Big 12 schools are in a no win situation. The competitive disadvantage is too big and the cost to compete is unsustainable. I would advise Arizona to give up, spend as little as possible, and try to pay off as much debt as possible with the Big 12 tv money. Then its time to turn all athletics to club sports.
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Time to focus on adding Acc schools
Why not focus on ND, OHST & BAMA?
@@tarheel7406 don’t be surprised is Brett Yormark offers ND a ACC type deal the second FSU & Clemson are gone
@@davidfloyd9134 How could ND accept? Why would ND accept?
We don’t want to join
It should be against the law for college athletics departments to fund themselves in part with taxpayer dollars or student fees.
These aren't charities that we're talking about.
This seems like the end of college football. When these programs get so big that they have to ask the university to support them more than some academic departments get, that is a problem. As much as I love college football we need to make sure that the academics and the viability of the school are prioritized over the sport. There is no way this is a sustainable model for universities going forward and bringing in private equity just further isolates them from the university.
NC State has beaten FSU 5 of 6. Take them, I guess.
The open for business could backfire on him. The Big 12 could be picked apart again. He needs to cool his horses.
Open for business doesn't mean expansion, it just means they are looking to create value for the conference. The only way the Big 12 goes away is if the super conference happens.
This is asinine to be forced to spend this much money on football.
College sports is over...this is minor league sports...but really professional sports just at lower level than NFL and NBA. Our conference is dying a slow death and will not be able to keep up unless it can get a TV Network deal like the BIG 10 or SEC. It is like the NFL without a salary cap. It is the 49ers paying Joe Montana and is also to pay Steve Young to be his backup. Under a salary cap teams can no longer do it. But in college sports, the Big 12 doesn't have the budgets to compete with SEC and BIG 10. Even if a team finds a two star athlete who becomes a five star player, they will just transfer to big program for more money.
“Got the schools?” Settle down John. Linear and Apple wouldn’t pay enough. Big 12 was everyone’s second choice.
But they "got the schools" correct?
Part of Yormark's job is knowing what kind of bids would be out there for the PAC12.
He clearly did and undercut them taking the ESPN deal out from under them.
No matter how much Apple offered UW/UO weren't staying. They did not want game son Apple TV.
Penn paid Barstool $500m for being their exclusive sports betting partner. I think the entire Big 12 could have a higher value with partnering with a sports betting platform.
B12 will be known as the scraps conference.
Hands down, the leadership the B12 has is far superior to whoever is running that dumpster fire ACC.
With no dog in the race, count me impressed. I think the B12 is a greater league now than when it had OU and UT. And im a fan in yhe SEC.
a) The BIG12 is what's left after a dumpster fire.
b) What exactly has BY done that's so great?
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@@INFAMOUSfrontRunn3r Such a fool and troll. I see you can offer no answer to the question asked.
get wsu and osu
They don't add anything to the table. Two very small market schools that are dominated by the more desirable schools within their respective states.
Yormark may be talking about organ st & Washington st never know about open for business.
Universities will have to be able to force student athletes into 2 and 3 year contracts with this soaking they will be taking in revenue sharing.
If the SEC goes to 20, and I think they will, B12 will get to 20 as well. Personally I think best schools to take are Miami, Pitt, Louisville, and GT
For what purpose an even larger, wider and more culturally diverse Tier 2 BIG12?
ASU has been a disaster for years now...even with a new AD, it's going to take time to turn this program around...still not sold on our HC, this year better improve...
The XII will make a joke of the BSPN/SEC contract soon enough. Quote me on that.
Umm no.
Expansion without cutting your dead weight is absolutely catastrophic. Frankly, it's idiotic.
Who’s the dead weight?
There is no dead weight in the big 12
BYU tops the list of deadweight. UCF is deadweight if Miami becomes available. You can make arguments both Cincy and Houston are deadweight. All those schools would be on the outside looking in if the PAC had imploded the year before. Now all of those schools might make it hard to actually get some better brands out of an imploding ACC.
@@tyandbrand The BIG12 has already imploded.
@@tyandbrand disagree. I’d cut Colorado or ASU before any of those 4. But I don’t think the Big XII has added any bad schools. And if we could eventually end up with a Pitt or Louisville if the ACC crumbles, even better.
The Big 12 has a real problem with the quality of their football product. They also have a culture problem. There is no culture. I can't think of a single game that can draw a national audience. I've seen expansion nuts before in the business world, and there is a correlation here. Expanding without improving the quality of the product is catastrophic. I was open minded about Yormark before, but I have lost all confidence at this point.
The XII beats all the "elite" teams 😂
I agree. The PAC depletion and the future ACC depletion only pushed and pushes the BIG12 that much further behind the benchmark. The BIG12 has no brand or unifying culture that I can see and is already too large/wide for a Tier 2 conference.
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@@INFAMOUSfrontRunn3r Yep, and why are you such an immature troll? As usual, you have nothing of substance.