DMN: Big12 revenue distribution expected to be $33M-34M per school, up from $30.4M last year
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Atomic Frawg
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Yyyyyyyo!
jack the frog
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First year of full distribution?
I wonder if they break down the amount by sport. Basketball has a wield rule that the money is spread over time. Does OU making the football playoffs a couple of yeas ago and their basketball team in the final four help increase this amount this year. I would like to think TCU baseball team making the college World Series would add money to the conference coffers.
Waccy Frog
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When we get 5 million for playing tOSU at Jerry World, does that all come to us?
Big Frog II
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yes
TCUdirtbag
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Second
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
Not this again!
TCUdirtbag
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Projected to increase every year, so the 2018 already would've been higher - but the return of the Big 12 Football Championship Game should throw another $1-2M to each member.
Big Frog II
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The biggest problem with the Big 12 currently is its image. They make good money, have good bowls, they just need to do a better PR campaign and of course win.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
And get rid of Baylor.
Waccy Frog
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Wow. Then next year, TCU should be about par with the SEC schools with about $40 million in revenue. That's awesome.
HG73
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The Big12 would be the most stable conference if UT & OU would just say "We love the Big12 and will stay forever." [hundinnen ].
Ron Swanson
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I'm pretty sure this is that NIT money
Gary's Shirtless Revenge
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Yes, the amount vaires a little by school due to NCAA distribution rules.
TCU's NIT payout will be paid 100% during TCU's 2017-18 FY, not over 5 years like NCAA championship money.
With the new Big 12 Championship game in football, I expect revenue will hit $40 million per institution during the 2018-19 fiscal year. In the past, Bowlsby has said that revenue would hit $44 million per school by the end of the current TV contract.
And remember, add another $1 to $15 million (depends on the school) to that total to do a fair comparison versus the PAC, BIG, or SEC which all report a revenue number for ALL media, whereas the Big 12 reports a number for just the rights the Big 12 controls, each member school then also generates revenue from its "tier 3" media deals. Texas - $15mm or so, OU is $7mm, WVU/OKST/KST/KU around $5mm or so, and everybody else around $1-3mm.
TCU's NIT payout will be paid 100% during TCU's 2017-18 FY, not over 5 years like NCAA championship money.
With the new Big 12 Championship game in football, I expect revenue will hit $40 million per institution during the 2018-19 fiscal year. In the past, Bowlsby has said that revenue would hit $44 million per school by the end of the current TV contract.
And remember, add another $1 to $15 million (depends on the school) to that total to do a fair comparison versus the PAC, BIG, or SEC which all report a revenue number for ALL media, whereas the Big 12 reports a number for just the rights the Big 12 controls, each member school then also generates revenue from its "tier 3" media deals. Texas - $15mm or so, OU is $7mm, WVU/OKST/KST/KU around $5mm or so, and everybody else around $1-3mm.
