All of this angst toward the idea of having pods. Maybe it's just the terminology that bothers people. Call them cobs, more fitting for the corn belt, of course if we get Utah, then tubers?
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Thanks for the link, but sounds like we wont see much.
And Apple is going to buy ESPN or something
Within a pod.So, a pod within a pod within a pod? ******* Genius!!
University types ain't known for common sense.Oregon
Oregon St
Wash
Wash St
Stanford
Utah
California
what the hell are these schools suppose to do?? it's getting to point someone has to step in and be like ok enough fighting over every damn penny let's all get together and figure out what the future of college football looks like. cause let's be real football revenue drives all of this 10x more than anything else.
it's 2023. how is there not more structure at this point.
IMO the only thing that could have kept college football "like-the-good-old-days" was have all P5 schools under a single media rights deal back around 2000-2010.The NCAA is the schools. The schools never allowed the NCAA to have the level of power necessary, on a wide range of issues.
If it's like the MLS package, it would also be available standalone. MLS is $15 a month standalone vs $13 a month on top of Apple TV+. But you are correct about the escalators. It will be more like a moving sidewalk.Streaming is all about demand, period.
The Pac's media package proposal will require an add-on Apple subscription. In other words, PAC fans will have to pay $7/month for Apple TV access, plus whatever the Pac subscription fee is.
Judging by how bad their in-person game attendance is, I'd say it will be darn near impossible for them to achieve any significant escalator benchmarks.
Thanks for the link, but sounds like we wont see much.
IMO the only thing that could have kept college football "like-the-good-old-days" was have all P5 schools under a single media rights deal back around 2000-2010.
Once the money gap between conferences grew, schools were going to follow the money to the Big10/SEC.
That was awesome. 30 seconds to come to order, vote to go dark and end without any further public comment.
Go bold, swap BYU and Baylor for ASU, AZ, Wash, and Oregon.Swap BYU for Okie state and use these for basketball and I’d be down. No way for football but home and home against a bunch of Big 8 schools would be cool. It’ll never happen but it’s a fun thought experiment