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Good for them. Secures funds and visibility for the new-look Pac-12. Hopefully they make a step up in camera quality and announcing teams. They'd already landed a deal with CBS, and maintain significant inventory to go out and find a streaming partner.

While they are likely to end up with significantly less money than the proposed AppleTV deal that was around $30M/yr per school, it's worth noting that they're going to have more games available nationwide through basic television than the old Pac-12 did and much more than if the AppleTV deal had been signed.

https://www.denverpost.com/2025/08/27/p ... bs-the-cw/

The pac 12 looked pretty bad today. They should have just went to the MWC

They're going to get up to $10 million per school, a sizable improvement over the MWC.

Watching WSU and OS, I seriously doubt anyone gives them a tv deal, once this one expires. They are basically glorified Big Sky teams.

buckmarkduck wrote: Sat Aug 30, 2025 8:10 pm Watching WSU and OS, I seriously doubt anyone gives them a tv deal, once this one expires. They are basically glorified Big Sky teams.

They currently can't attract or retain talent. More money changes that, so kind of chicken and egg.

StevensTechU wrote: Sat Aug 30, 2025 10:32 pm

buckmarkduck wrote: Sat Aug 30, 2025 8:10 pm Watching WSU and OS, I seriously doubt anyone gives them a tv deal, once this one expires. They are basically glorified Big Sky teams.

They currently can't attract or retain talent. More money changes that, so kind of chicken and egg.

I honestly couldn’t belive the BIG 12 wouldn’t take them. Basically both got replaced in the power 4 by the Utah schools. They probably wish they hadn’t voted the Utes into the pac 10 now