SEC close, but no cigar. Glad RU did not go to the ACC.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...nference-revenue-fiscal-year-2019/5414405002/
https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...nference-revenue-fiscal-year-2019/5414405002/
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Well, the Big 10 had 10 members and now has more, the Pac 12 had 10 and now has more, the Big 12 has 10. The ACC and SEC seem to have the most consistent names with respect to number of members?Which conference has more members. Big Ten or SEC?
As with everything else they always want more .SO they even IMPORT a lot too.According to the rest of our conference mates Rutgers and Maryland had nothing to do with that figure. They were going to get that anyway without us. The best one I heard was from a psu fan, "Rutgers adds nothing, nobody watches them". Yes, they really do raise them that dumb in Pennsylvania.
They both have 14.Which conference has more members. Big Ten or SEC?
2018- $759 MillionIt would be interesting to the numbers from 2009 to 2019. To compare the pre-RU/UMD yearly growth to the post-RU/UMD yearly growth.
What happened around 2014 to spur such meteoric growth
2027. We'll celebrate our 14th year in the conference. And no that's not a joke. B1G seems to use a sliding scale, the more the conference makes the more Rutgers owes. Now that's a joke.I know this has been discussed a million times but when does RU get “full share” of the revenue? Because we took a loan from the BIG10 wasn’t it pushed back once or twice?
2018- $759 Million
2017- $512 Million
2016--???
2015- $448.8 Million
2014- $338 Million
2013- $318.4 Million
2012-$315 Million
What happened around 2014 to spur such meteoric growth?
Until the cash is on the table,we are only playing with tooth picks instead of the real stuff.But, soon,soon soon
30 mil is certainly NOT toothpicks.I think we’re still making some good cash, something like $30mil I think
30 mil is certainly NOT toothpicks.
I thought it was 22MM?I think we’re still making some good cash, something like $30mil I think
I thought it was 22MM?
You're real close. We were do to receive $16.4 mil. in our last year of the buy in. Took an $11 mil. loan from B1G to receive $27.4 mil. instead. Next year we receive in the $41 mil. range with no loan and start to payback all the loans we took during the buy in period from the B1G.Nah we advanced the money and I think it’s something like $26mil last year, $29mil this year, and I think it bounces up to like $38mil or something next year.
This is all off memory so I could be off.
Payback,payback? Don't need no stinking payback.Just a lot of suitcases and a fast bus out of town.We're already wearing mask no?You're real close. We were do to receive $16.4 mil. in our last year of the buy in. Took an $11 mil. loan from B1G to receive $27.4 mil. instead. Next year we receive in the $41 mil. range with no loan and start to payback all the loans we took during the buy in period from the B1G.
2018, 2018, 2020 includes the loans. My numbers must be old and the projections were increased. Also in 2023 a new TV deal is to be negotiated so projections may even climb higher. Another Delaney genius move in 2017 he only signed a 6 yr. deal knowing live sport entertainment numbers will just keep climbing
While a joke.. it is also true if you think about how the cost to join should have been set in stone... X million dollars.. and the difference between the share they paid us vs what we would have gotten as a full member should represent a payment toward that fixed amount.2027. We'll celebrate our 14th year in the conference. And no that's not a joke. B1G seems to use a sliding scale, the more the conference makes the more Rutgers owes. Now that's a joke.
We'll we're a full member now. I think that started at midnight on July 1st. So any increase in pay we receive an equal share. I said it from the start Nebraska got credited for bringing the B1G a championship game. Rutgers/Maryland got zero credit for adding to the negotiations for a new TV deal. They treated these schools as if they added no value whatsoever.While a joke.. it is also true if you think about how the cost to join should have been set in stone... X million dollars.. and the difference between the share they paid us vs what we would have gotten as a full member should represent a payment toward that fixed amount.
Instead.. as the Big revenues increase, the shares to full members increase.. and the amount we will have paid to enter is becoming larger and larger.
I think what we will find is that Nebraska will have paid X to join and we will have pain 10*X to join.
The sad part is that was probably a NJ poster who goes to PSUAccording to the rest of our conference mates Rutgers and Maryland had nothing to do with that figure. They were going to get that anyway without us. The best one I heard was from a psu fan, "Rutgers adds nothing, nobody watches them". Yes, they really do raise them that dumb in Pennsylvania.
Our payback will be to smack the sheet out of them all by 2025
No, we became fully vested in BTN(it's actually this) or B1G on July 1st at 12:01 am. So we're done with the buy in. If we didn't take loans we would receive a full share. Now we're in the paying back the loans phase.Will the lack of revenue in 2020 affect our buy in period?