USC and UCLA to the Big 10?
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Palliative Care
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Palliative Care
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You obvious know nothing about medicine or you would know what palliative care really is. Good bye troll.
Fred Garvin
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Which college football programs bring in the most TV viewers?
Numbers 71 thru 80. Did someone say that Rutgers brings home the bacon for the BIG?
- Wake Forest (398K)
- Temple (354K)
- Kansas (346K)
- Oregon State (295K)
- Rutgers (266K)
- Tulsa (265K)
- SMU (232K)
- Colorado State (130K)
- Fresno State (127K)
- Wyoming (126K)
Relic
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I'll have to be honest and admit for many years I thought Rutgers was a brand of hotdog frank from the Northeast...
Dogfrog
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Man I liked that ranking but hated the article. The guy opens it by saying TCU was ranked 24th because their numbers were skewed due to playing a game vs. Ohio State. However, the numbers were averaged over five full seasons of games, so at least 60+ data points. So the Ohio State game represented 1/60th of our data points.
Jefffrog1993
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Every team gets boosted by their big giant conference member. Ohio state inflates all Big 10 teams. Bama inflates SEC. Texas and OU inflated big 12 teams even TCU to be fair. That argument against TCU is stupid.
Endless Purple
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Also fails to point out that it was Ohio St's third most watched game of the regular season.
Eight
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fairly certain penn state, iowa, wisconsin, and michigan draw a fair share of their own viewers
same for uga, auburn, florida, lsu, texas atm...
Endless Purple
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Doesn't matter. It still makes NY an in-market media town for the Big 10 network. Millions of dollars increase every month.
Endless Purple
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I'm guessing TCU must really be trying hard.
Found these numbers posted on the Big 12 board:
Notice #24 in revenue.
Latest School Revenues 07/01/2020 - 06/30/2021
Info From Equity in Athletics
Reporting Year: 07/01/2020 - 06/30/2021
Total Revenues by School
001.) University of Georgia - $169,064,656
002.) The University of Alabama - $157,062,672
003.) University of Oklahoma-Norman - $153,657,898
004.) The University of Texas at Austin - $150,273,687
005.) Ohio State University - $141,201,562
006.) Texas A & M University-College Station - $136,858,666
007.) University of South Carolina-Columbia - $135,157,387
008.) University of Arkansas - $132,813,474
009.) The Pennsylvania State University - $131,512,404
010.) University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - $131,457,995
011.) The University of Tennessee-Knoxville - $129,094,424
012.) University of Notre Dame - $128,685,354
013.) Auburn University - $128,356,495
014.) Stanford University - $127,653,964
015.) University of Florida - $124,429,950
016.) University of Southern California - $122,345,826
017.) University of Kentucky - $114,823,384
018.) Louisiana State University - $113,987,809
019.) University of Mississippi - $112,712,062
020.) University of California-Los Angeles - $110,128,961
021.) University of Louisville - $109,320,332
022.) Clemson University - $107,958,000
023.) Duke University - $107,115,232
024.) Texas Christian University - $104,654,966
025.) University of Virginia - $103,981,972
026.) Arizona State University - $102,558,046
027.) University of Pittsburgh - $101,987,725
028.) Vanderbilt University - $101,424,573
029.) University of Wisconsin-Madison - $101,110,054
030.) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - $99,977,454
Thanks to the poster there for sharing it on their post.
Palliative Care
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Guys TCU is what TCU is. No we are not Ohio State and we damn sure are not Rutger's Hot Dogs. But we are far from that school that was left out at the end of the SWC. We have established brand that is recognized and believe it or not respected. Can we compete.... hell yes! We can and will attract more fans by winning again. This new era will do just that for us. Disregard the naysayers as we proved them wrong years ago. We have everything in place to be what we desire to be and now so does the Big 12.
Dogfrog
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Sure but the results for each of the schools you named would have also been positively skewed by their game vs Ohio State.
Eight
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which of those schools don't have similarly sized fan bases?
you are telling me that penn state vs michigan doesn't draw many viewers? what about uga -florida or auburn vs lsu?
the tcu-ohio state game is the epitome of an outlier no different than than tcu-baylor game last year when there was a weak long debate of had gary been treated properly in the dfw media
tcu can squeeze some damn revenue out of its ticket holders with the suites and donation requirements, but that doesn't put one penny in the pocket of the networks and if it isn't apparent that is what matters in all of this i don't know what to tell you.
Dogfrog
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I am missing your point.
BrewingFrog
Was I supposed to type something here?
Perhaps if he used capitalization...
Eight
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refuse to bend to the grammar oligarchy
Dogfrog
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ee eight
Paul in uhh
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Or what about Rutgers, who plays penn State, Ohio state, Michigan and Michigan state each fall?? And that doesn’t include the years they also get Nebraska or iowa or wisconsin?
Eight
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as has been pointed out repeatedly, one value that rutgers brought to the big 10 as well as maryland is the opportunity to push for the inclusion of the big 10 network in a market it might not be available. those carriage fees provide could provide a significant source of additional revenue
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