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$$$ talks Sooners and Horns walk
- Thread starter OPHusker
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Earlier than originally planned .... from '25 to '24.
$9 million when we walked, about the same in contracts losses/gains.
Dido on the refs
Dido on the refs
Both OU and Texas are giving their entire media income to the Big 12 for the 2023 and 2024 sporting years. About $100 million in total unless my math is off. They wanted out really bad.
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I said here when it was announced that UT and OU would be joining the SEC that there was no way this would take until 2025 to happen.
I'm looking forward to watching these teams (especially UT) compete in the SEC.
I'm looking forward to watching these teams (especially UT) compete in the SEC.
Red River Rivalry will have one final meeting in '23??
I’m looking forward to it as well. I’m also excited to see the new-look Big 12. Houston is kind of meh but the rest will be fun.
I’m sure the SEC will continue with that.
The coming days for the PAC 12 will be interesting. Still no media deal and options are limited.
Probably annual non-conference schedule .... Gooners vs OkieLite. Just like Hawkeyes vs Cyclones.
I think Bedlam is gone for football. It has been a mostly one-sided affair in OU’s favor, but the game always drew a substantial national viewership. OU and OSU are the two winningest programs in the Big 12 the last two decades.
Texas is 6th I believe. But I’m sure they’ll be in the SEC hunt every year.
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From SI article ....
Now SEC administrators are expected to determine a format this spring. While many administrators are now leaning to move to a division-less, nine-game conference schedule, additional revenue from ESPN is a missing piece in that decision. With more inventory—an extra league game—the conference wants more cash. In the nine-game format, each team would play three permanent opponents and a rotation of six others, assuring that each member would meet every team in the league twice in a four-year cycle—once at home and once away.
I believe the same format as B1G (proposed) ??
Starting at 2023 schedule, Huskers permanent opponents .... Iowa, Gophers and Badgers or else NW ??
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I don’t know how it could get much worse then it’s been since we announced we were leavings.
Osu is glad to get away from their annual loss. We lead the series 91-19-7 I think it’s the most lopsided series in college football.
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