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In one of his posts he says "I interpret data", then follows it up with "Turns out I have interpreted the data correctly. Flo basically confirmed what I predicted". @lindend has been on top of keeping his Flo's predictions thread updated WITH hit rate percentages. Flo's "non recruiting hit...

It amazes me that any of this is still up for debate. This is from the Oregon and Washington's announcement back in August. "Oregon and Washington will receive 50% shares of Big Ten media rights revenue to the tune of $30 million in 2024 with annual $1 million escalators until the completion...

The whole thing is quickly approaching a holy **** moment. "the House v. NCAA case could be settled as soon as May 23, according to CBS Sports' Dennis Dodd. The settlement will likely put schools on the hook for a new revenue-sharing model with players that will cost between $15 million and...

The people saying Miami should go Big 12 because we'd dominate are incredibly naive. Oklahoma and Texas did exactly that and STILL left for the P2. A great season in the Big 12 isn't as valuable as you think it is. There's already talk of 1 loss teams in the Big 12 being left out in favor of 3...

"Over the last year I have been fortunate to learn from Florida State fans about Miami's stadium issues, attendance problems, and the challenges they face from an attendance and stadium perspective." "I have been lucky to learn ..." from fans talking **** about their rivals on twitter? Can you...

I agree. I just find it funny when the *****ing, moaning and groaning, complaining and outrage comes with an asterisk. Its always justified.. *unless its the other side doing it.

Am I the only one who finds it hilarious that if fans want to watch the SEC, which is comprised of southern states, they have to go to Disney owned ESPN. And to watch the B1G, which covers the northeast and west coast, they have to go to Fox?

According to that chart, we're behind heavy hitters like Indiana in TV attendance, which should've been a red flag. By excluding the ACC Network, it leaves us with numbers from Bally Sports, which is a regional broadcast. If the ACC Network wasn't available in SF markets, it just makes all...

Glad you asked because this is an important question. Maybe I missed it somewhere in the last 800 pages of this thread, but once they're full voting members, won't that make getting out of the ACC even more complicated? That's three additional yes votes for keeping the ACC intact. Then IF...

I agree. It makes no sense. He's got us ahead of 15 current B1G/SEC teams. But behind two teams nobody wanted. Stanford has "the best athletic dept in the nation" and their academics are top notch. So I can at least understand why they'd be attractive. BUT that wasn't enough to get them an...

That's what I'm wonder too. Because those three are the only public Florida schools in the P5.

I wonder the ACC lawyer was asked, because there are three PUBLIC Florida schools in the power 5. UF, FSU and UCF. Does Miami being private matter at all in any of this?

Maybe my sarcasm detector is broken because.. just in the last 5 years Clemson has won 54 games, gone on a 29 game win streak, had an unbeaten season, played in the Fiesta Bowl, played in the Orange Bowl, played in the Sugar Bowl, played in the national championship game and had the #1 overall...

I know you're only posting the video, so this isn't aimed at you. But whoever posted that Nielsen ratings chart clearly has an agenda. Idk why so many people keep using it (cough agenda). Its cherry-picked data and purposely misleading. "TV viewership does not include ACC Network". How's that...

Brad Crawford's tweet said "UNC is essentially telling the Big Ten and SEC that 'we're a package deal with NC State' in expansion". I assume they're trying to keep that Raleigh media market together. USC and UCLA were a packaged deal. So was OU and Texas. Honest question here. Do we have a...

But the chart says 2016-2023. One year of Deion was enough to boost the average of the 5 years prior? Its wild.

I agree with pretty much everything you've posted in this thread. So I'm not saying you're wrong here. I do wonder if Sports Media Watch cherry picked this data though. Colorado won 10 games in 2016 and Deion's first year was 2023. But between 2017-2022, they went 24-42. They were unwatchable...

We need a Fraggle's musings thread. That way he can post his random thoughts in one place.

Any idea why ESPN hasn't opted in? Why was there ever a need to wait? Seems pretty obvious they were getting the ACC at a ridiculously low price. I just don't understand why they delayed exercising it to begin with.

This is a **** good point/idea. I'm honestly asking here. I have no idea what the rules/the law is when it comes to this. But basically what you're saying that because ESPN hasn't opted in yet, technically.. there's nothing to buy out (yet)? If this is the case, then why wouldn't they take...