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What a cluster.....
What a cluster.....
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I'm not sure that's true. It's been said over and over that the networks really hate Cinderellas because it kills ratings after the first two days and there's some data that backs that up. It's not a secret that there are fewer multi-bid leagues than there were 10 years ago and, as much as I hate to say it, I don't think the tournament ratings would change drastically if it went to just those two leagues. It's an event for casual fans, not hardcore college basketball folks.The Big 12, Big East and ACC have an ace in their back pocket in case the SEC and Big 10 pull Armageddon. It’s called the NCAA basketball tournament.
It would absolutely destroy the ratings. Right now you have fans of over 300 teams that have a connection if some sort to the tournament. Whether their team is in or their conference mates are in, it gives them a rooting interest. You take that away and kills interest in the tourney. And the NCAA tournament has huge media value.I'm not sure that's true. It's been said over and over that the networks really hate Cinderellas because it kills ratings after the first two days and there's some data that backs that up. It's not a secret that there are fewer multi-bid leagues than there were 10 years ago and, as much as I hate to say it, I don't think the tournament ratings would change drastically if it went to just those two leagues. It's an event for casual fans, not hardcore college basketball folks.
The more large alumni bases the better fit the guys paying the bills and we know what kind of influence they have.
What if the MWC drags this out for 10 months or longer? That could mess them up also.I think when the lawyers get involved the MWC will back off pretty fast.
I'm not sure...reading that letter, I'm not sure how you could read it as anything but a resignation letter.I think when the lawyers get involved the MWC will back off pretty fast.
Just like the U of Iowa discrimination defense practice class they run for sophmores.I think SDSU has a law school. Makes me wonder if the students are handling some of this.![]()
I am not a lawyer, but I have done a lot of business negotiations in my career, and I view all the back and forth of the letters as a negotiation, that was never meant to be public.I'm not sure...reading that letter, I'm not sure how you could read it as anything but a resignation letter.
I am not a lawyer, but I have done a lot of business negotiations in my career, and I view all the back and forth of the letters as a negotiation, that was never meant to be public.
By coming back at the end of negotiations to the position of agreeing to abide by the terms of the initial agreement, it would be hard for the MWC to win any damages from the MWC, because technically they don't have any damages anymore.
When SDS sues to get their money, I think they will win. Just my opinion.
I am not a lawyer, but I have done a lot of business negotiations in my career, and I view all the back and forth of the letters as a negotiation, that was never meant to be public.
By coming back at the end of negotiations to the position of agreeing to abide by the terms of the initial agreement, it would be hard for the MWC to win any damages from the SDS, because technically they don't have any damages anymore.
When SDS sues to get their money, I think they will win. Just my opinion.
That must be an old article. Josh Neighbors was fired from Locked On months ago.Interesting discussion about Arizona
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Arizona First Pac-12 Team to Join Big 12?
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I‘m just saying pull out of the tourney and start their own. Or at the very least, hold that over their head. There’s enough blue bloods in there to make some money and make the SEC and Big10 think about it.I'm not sure that's true. It's been said over and over that the networks really hate Cinderellas because it kills ratings after the first two days and there's some data that backs that up. It's not a secret that there are fewer multi-bid leagues than there were 10 years ago and, as much as I hate to say it, I don't think the tournament ratings would change drastically if it went to just those two leagues. It's an event for casual fans, not hardcore college basketball folks.
The more large alumni bases the better fit the guys paying the bills and we know what kind of influence they have.
Not that it would really move the needle on the potential media deal still interesting.
Being a public university, they know their documents are for public consumption.I am not a lawyer, but I have done a lot of business negotiations in my career, and I view all the back and forth of the letters as a negotiation, that was never meant to be public.
By coming back at the end of negotiations to the position of agreeing to abide by the terms of the initial agreement, it would be hard for the MWC to win any damages from the SDS, because technically they don't have any damages anymore.
When SDS sues to get their money, I think they will win. Just my opinion.