--The loss of Nebraska and Colorado should have been a loss of about 16 percent to the league's revenue generating capacity. But because Colorado was an underperformer, the league lost only about 8.6 percent of its value with the loss of Nebraska, according to sources with knowledge of the Beebe Plan.
I already addressed these types of links. All they support is that there are other people that make the same assumption that you do. That would be pretty unremarkable if the Pac-10 is telling people that the Denver market is the reason for the Colorado choice so that they don't have to have a debate about excluding a school because of their religious affiliation.
You haven't really provided anything new to this discussion for a few posts. So, yeah, I don't see anything left that I haven't already responded to a couple of times. We'll have to agree to disagree.
LMAO, I accept your apology.
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Mon Jun 14, 2010 2:17 pm
wheaton4prez
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Re: Expansion w/Baylor not Colorado?
As I pointed out, you have provided nothing demonstrating that your assumption is correct. We've been over this.
Sure I did. I've provided quotes both from within the conference itself, and those covering the expansion. I gave you an article FROM WACO that flat out admits that Baylor brings nothing to the table from a television standpoint, and that the Denver market does.
Your stubbornness is on full display right now. It's YOU that has provided nothing.
LOL!!
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Mon Jun 14, 2010 2:35 pm
wheaton4prez
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Re: Expansion w/Baylor not Colorado?
oregontrack wrote:
blah. blah. blah.
We covered that multiple times too. Let me know when you have a new argument that hasn't been addressed.
BIG 12 2008-09 REVENUE SHARING 1. Oklahoma, $12.2 million 2. Texas, $11.8 million 3. Kansas, $11.5 million 4. Missouri, $10.4 million 5. Texas A&M, $10.2 million 6. Oklahoma State, $10.0 million 7. Colorado, $9.77 million 8. Nebraska, $9.73 million 9. Texas Tech, $9.2 million 10. Baylor, $9.1 million 11. Iowa State, $8.9 million 12. Kansas State, $8.4 million
So, it looks like oregontrack guessed correctly. Colorado brought in slightly more revenue than Baylor last year. Not sure how much additional travel costs between the Texas schools and Colorado would off-set this.
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