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PAC-10 doomed; go independent - Bruce Wang - 03-08-2023
Even if they can somehow keep a PAC-10 together, it doesn't seem worth being a part of. How about just going independent and play just the California schools and then a rotation of the top academic schools in D-1 FBS? How are non-conference TV revenues shared?
RE: PAC-10 doomed; go independent - 82lsju - 03-08-2023
(03-08-2023, 07:06 AM)Publius Wrote: Even if they can somehow keep a PAC-10 together, it doesn't seem worth being a part of. How about just going independent and play just the California schools and then a rotation of the top academic schools in D-1 FBS? How are non-conference TV revenues shared?
which CA schools?
- UC Davis
- Sac State
- SJSU
- SDSU
- Fresno State
- USC - would they be interested?
- UCLA - would they be interested?
- Cal
- others?
which "top academic school"? How many would be interested especially if it means one less home game for them?
- Ivy league schools?
- Northwestern
- Vanderbilt
- Duke
- Notre Dame
- Virginia
- Michigan
- others?
RE: PAC-10 doomed; go independent - GK3 - 03-08-2023
(03-08-2023, 08:55 AM)82lsju Wrote:(03-08-2023, 07:06 AM)Publius Wrote: Even if they can somehow keep a PAC-10 together, it doesn't seem worth being a part of. How about just going independent and play just the California schools and then a rotation of the top academic schools in D-1 FBS? How are non-conference TV revenues shared?
which CA schools?
- UC Davis
- Sac State
- SJSU
- SDSU
- Fresno State
- USC - would they be interested?
- UCLA - would they be interested?
- Cal
- others?
which "top academic school"? How many would be interested especially if it means one less home game for them?
- Ivy league schools?
- Northwestern
- Vanderbilt
- Duke
- Notre Dame
- Virginia
- Michigan
- others?
My concern about going "independent" or being part of some lesser league is that the revenue stream from FB and BB is likely to decline significantly. Is the University going to be willing to cough up funds from other sources to keep our broad spectrum of Men's and Women's teams going?
RE: PAC-10 doomed; go independent - chrisk - 03-08-2023
(03-08-2023, 06:41 PM)GK3 Wrote:(03-08-2023, 08:55 AM)82lsju Wrote:(03-08-2023, 07:06 AM)Publius Wrote: Even if they can somehow keep a PAC-10 together, it doesn't seem worth being a part of. How about just going independent and play just the California schools and then a rotation of the top academic schools in D-1 FBS? How are non-conference TV revenues shared?
which CA schools?
- UC Davis
- Sac State
- SJSU
- SDSU
- Fresno State
- USC - would they be interested?
- UCLA - would they be interested?
- Cal
- others?
which "top academic school"? How many would be interested especially if it means one less home game for them?
- Ivy league schools?
- Northwestern
- Vanderbilt
- Duke
- Notre Dame
- Virginia
- Michigan
- others?
My concern about going "independent" or being part of some lesser league is that the revenue stream from FB and BB is likely to decline significantly. Is the University going to be willing to cough up funds from other sources to keep our broad spectrum of Men's and Women's teams going?
What about all the scholarships for football and basketball players? If the AD is successful in redirecting some of that money to other sports, the other sports could cover some of the loss of TV money. Also, the FB and BB coaching salaries would go away.
RE: PAC-10 doomed; go independent - needle - 03-08-2023
It only exists in an alternate universe because of pesky things like binding contractual agreements, but there is an alternate universe where:
Arizona
Arizona State
Colorado
Nebraska
Stanford
Kal
Washington
Oregon
BYU
Utah
Oregon State
Washington State
are a little family with just enough appeal that everyone can tolerate everyone else.
That’s the dream...but it is only a dream.