Northwestern does not field a men's team. Maryland and Johns Hopkins are the best BIG programs. Not much separation between OSU, Penn State, Rutgers or Michigan.
Not sure why I am writing this, but I wouldn't be surprised to hear that Johns Hopkins has a sweeter financial deal with the Big Ten than Rutgers. It has to be a bigger cut than what Hopkins football and baseball and basketball programs get from the Div-III Centennial Conference, which Hopkins dominates with their rosters put together with national recruiting and occasional Div-1 transfers. Hopkins football team this year had 6 linemen 300 pounds or more, more suited for the Big Ten than the Centennial Conference. Hopkins plays to win.I would equate it to the a conference taking ND football only. It's a good deal for the B1G and Hopkins.
Cali, did Cuse pass Hopkins in titles?
Thanks. Did not realize the three pre NCAA titles.
Not sure why I am writing this, but I wouldn't be surprised to hear that Johns Hopkins has a sweeter financial deal with the Big Ten than Rutgers. .
Love the things people like to throw against the wall around here lol....I can't even begin to fathom what would make you think of something this over-the-top.
Wasn't suggesting Hopkins got more overall money than Rutgers. Did Hopkins have to re-do existing TV deals and deals with companies like Nike or whoever to fit Big Ten revenue sharing arrangements? Is Rutgers getting similar Big Ten lacrosse revenue as Hopkins?Love the things people like to throw against the wall around here lol....I can't even begin to fathom what would make you think of something this over-the-top.
Wasn't suggesting Hopkins got more overall money than Rutgers. Did Hopkins have to re-do existing TV deals and deals with companies like Nike or whoever to fit Big Ten revenue sharing arrangements? Is Rutgers getting similar Big Ten lacrosse revenue as Hopkins?
That's not entirely accurate. Schools in B1G hockey split the revenue that hockey generates. Member schools who don't field the sport don't get a share. I assume the same for lacrosse.The schools don't get "x" per sport, from the B1G, they get a lump sum. How each school uses that money is up to them.
That's not entirely accurate. Schools in B1G hockey split the revenue that hockey generates. Member schools who don't field the sport don't get a share. I assume the same for lacrosse.