(08-11-2023, 10:01 AM)PDX Card Wrote: https://www.johncanzano.com/p/canzano-co...-help-save
(08-11-2023, 10:01 AM)PDX Card Wrote: https://www.johncanzano.com/p/canzano-co...-help-save
(08-10-2023, 10:24 PM)Green Wrote: May I bring this back to the who question? Who at Stanford is in charge of solving this? MTL? Persis? Bernard? Board member? And who is doing the work? In house? Consultants?
Without the right who, the outcome will be suboptimal to the already deteriorated expected value.
(08-10-2023, 10:24 PM)Green Wrote: May I bring this back to the who question? Who at Stanford is in charge of solving this? MTL? Persis? Bernard? Board member? And who is doing the work? In house? Consultants?
Without the right who, the outcome will be suboptimal to the already deteriorated expected value.
(08-11-2023, 02:17 PM)PVTree Wrote:(08-10-2023, 10:24 PM)Green Wrote: May I bring this back to the who question? Who at Stanford is in charge of solving this? MTL? Persis? Bernard? Board member? And who is doing the work? In house? Consultants?
Without the right who, the outcome will be suboptimal to the already deteriorated expected value.
Where's our Alexander Haig when you need a person to take charge?
(08-11-2023, 02:17 PM)PVTree Wrote:(08-10-2023, 10:24 PM)Green Wrote: May I bring this back to the who question? Who at Stanford is in charge of solving this? MTL? Persis? Bernard? Board member? And who is doing the work? In house? Consultants?
Without the right who, the outcome will be suboptimal to the already deteriorated expected value.
Where's our Alexander Haig when you need a person to take charge?
Quote:The failure to accept market reality led the Pac-12 presidents last fall to reject an offer of $30 million per year (per school) from ESPN for the entirety of the conference’s football and men’s basketball media inventory, according to JohnCanzano.com.
Instead, the presidents instructed commissioner George Kliavkoff to pursue a deal in the $50 million per-school range.
“Two or three schools were interested in that number,” Schulz said. “The discussions were that we really had to close the gap on the Big Ten. The commissioner went off with those numbers, which were unrealistic for sure.”
Quote:One week after presiding over the collapse of a 108-year-old conference, George Kliavkoff’s role remains unchanged.
“He’s still our commissioner, and there have been no discussions with him besides him intending to still serve,’’ said Washington State president Kirk Schulz, chair of the Pac-12 Board of Directors.
“In my conversations with how to move ahead, George has been exemplary in terms of making sure the four remaining schools have options … He’s still making the day-to-day decisions for the conference office and preparing us for the fall. We still have a (competition year) to produce.”
However, numerous discussions about the future of the conference have taken place without Kliavkoff’s involvement, according to a source. The presidents and athletic directors of the four remaining schools (Stanford, Cal, Oregon State and Washington State) are in frequent communication.
Quote:The failure to accept market reality led the Pac-12 presidents last fall to reject an offer of $30 million per year (per school) from ESPN for the entirety of the conference’s football and men’s basketball media inventory, according to JohnCanzano.com.
Instead, the presidents instructed commissioner George Kliavkoff to pursue a deal in the $50 million per-school range.
“Two or three schools were interested in that number,” Schulz said. “The discussions were that we really had to close the gap on the Big Ten. The commissioner went off with those numbers, which were unrealistic for sure.”
Quote:One week after presiding over the collapse of a 108-year-old conference, George Kliavkoff’s role remains unchanged.
“He’s still our commissioner, and there have been no discussions with him besides him intending to still serve,’’ said Washington State president Kirk Schulz, chair of the Pac-12 Board of Directors.
“In my conversations with how to move ahead, George has been exemplary in terms of making sure the four remaining schools have options … He’s still making the day-to-day decisions for the conference office and preparing us for the fall. We still have a (competition year) to produce.”
However, numerous discussions about the future of the conference have taken place without Kliavkoff’s involvement, according to a source. The presidents and athletic directors of the four remaining schools (Stanford, Cal, Oregon State and Washington State) are in frequent communication.
